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BUDAPEST- SABA
Charged' Affairs of the embassy of the Republic of Yemen to Budapest, Hungary, Ahmed Abdullah Nagi met on Tuesday with the Hungarian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Tomas Farga.

Aspects of bilateral ties and cooperation between the two friendly countries were key focus of the discussions.

The latest of the developments about the UN-led peace process in Yemen were also touched upon.

Nagi cited the government's efforts aiming to allay the populations' suffering due to Iran-allied Houthi militia's coup and war. He also affirmed that the government is supporting the efforts have been made by the UN's envoy to make peace.

The Hungarian official stated that his country is interested in developing bilateral ties between the countries in different fields. He also affirmed that Hungary is ready to cooperate with Yemen in the reconstruction campaign and offer help in expertise in the health, water and agriculture.