[16/02/2020 03:08]
RIYADH-SABA
Prime Minister Ma'een Abdulmalik has renewed Yemen's solidarity with the leadership and the people of China for combating Corona epidemic.
In his meeting with Chinese Ambassador to Yemen Kang Yung on Sunday, Prime Minister praised efforts of China's government for taking quick measures for combating the endemic and protecting foreign nationals, including Yemeni people, in China.
The meeting dealt with continuous coordination between the government of Yemen and Chinese concerned authorities for following up situations of Yemeni students and community and measures taken for protecting them.
The two parties discussed also latest developments in Yemen and Chinese continuous support to government's efforts of normalizing conditions, regaining the state and ending Houthi coup, including supporting plans of economic recovery and reconstruction, as well as efforts of realizing peace despite Houthi rejection for a political solution and implementing UN sponsored agreement, especially Stockholm Agreement.
For his part, the Chinese Diplomat renewed his country's firm support to the government of Yemen and providing humanitarian support to Yemeni people.
He expressed his thanks of his country to Yemen and all countries supporting China in facing this endemic.
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