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Yemen, Ethiopia discuss political developments

[03/11/2020 05:35]

ADDIS ABABA-SABA
The Charge d' Affairs of Yemen's Embassy here discussed Tuesday with the Head of Middle East Department at Ethiopian foreign affairs ministry Shamibo Sitama latest political developments in Yemen and swift efforts exerted by the political leadership and government for realizing peace and upending Houthi militia's coup.

He pointed out to Iranian interferences in Yemen's internal affairs and recent sending a so-called ambassador to Houthi militia in Sana'a, a matter is labeled as stark violation to international law.

For his part, the Ethiopian diplomat confirmed that peace is the best choice to Yemeni people to end its crisis, renewing his country's support to the constitutional legitimacy.