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FM, UN's officials discuss risks of Safer oil reservoir

[08/01/2020 01:19]

RIYADH-SABA
Foreign Minister Mohammed al-Hadrami conferred Wednesday with UN's officials over potential environmental risks of Safer oil floating tank as Houthi militia has continued to refuse conducting the urgently needed maintenance.

Al-Hadrami held session with the Regional Director of the UN's Offices for Projects Services Othman Akram and Director of the UN's mechanism for Scrutinizing and Inspecting Farouq Herzallah.

" Yemen can't afford any more disasters the UNSC and International Community (IC) should pressure the Houthi militia to allow conducting necessary maintenance the tank urgently needs", said al-Hadrami.