Yemeni-Hungarian relations discussed

Assa'di: Houthi militia makes the civilians human shields

Yemen's Permanent Representative to the UN Abdullah Assa'di said" Houthi militia's crimes against the civilians have gone so far, the militiamen have embarked on taken the population as hostages in entire cities and villages, making them as human shields, using schools as weapons depots, public buildings as detention centers, stationing snipers on the houses' rooftops to bombard the civilians".

Secretary-General of the Arab League calls for assisting Yemenis

(Saba)- Secretary-General of the Arab League A hmed Aboul-Gheit on Monday appealed to the international community and humanitarian organizations to immediately provide assistance and relief to Yemenis.

Wall Street Closing

U.S. stocks closed higher Wednesday after the Federal Reserve (Fed) took a less aggressive stance than expected.

Yemen reaches 124th place in FIFA's monthly ranking

The national football team has moved up one place in FIFA's new monthly ranking reaching the 124th as published by the FIFA on Thursday.

Last Update: ، 2022/01/26 Time 01:36:20
Latest News:

Vice President confirms promoting relations with brothers, friends

FM discusses with Dutch ambassador latest developments in Yemen

PM, Dutch Ambassador discuss developments in Yemen

Marib Dep. governor calls for greater interventions by UNHCR in the governorate

Saudi Cabinet renews its rejection of Houthi militia's targeting of civilian objects in Saudi Arabia ..

Yemeni-Hungarian relations discussed

[23/09/2020 02:43]

BUDAPEST - SABA
The Charged' Affairs of the Republic of Yemen embassy in Budapest, Hungary, Ahemd Abdullah Naji met Wednesday with the Head of Middle East and North Africa Department in Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Dr. Peter Kufic.

Yemeni-Hungarian bilateral ties and cooperation was key focus of the conversations.

The discussions also touched upon the situations in Yemen including Houthi theocratic militia's military escalation on Marib governorate.

Naji blamed Houthi militia for refusing to come to peace, further worsening the Yemeni peoples' suffering.