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[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.