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Belgium, Sudan denounce terrorist attack on Aden Airport

[31/12/2020 05:36]

BRUSSELS - SABA
The Government of Belgium denounced Friday the terrorist attack against Aden International Airport during the arrival of the government at the airport.

The Belgium Foreign Ministry's release expressed condolence to families of the victims.

In a similar vein, Sudan strongly condemned the terrorist attack, which killed and injured a number of innocent people.

The Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a release on Thursday this act targets the positives steps represented by formation of the new government on the bases of Riyadh Agreement aiming at realizing inclusive settlement to Yemen's crisis.

Sudan confirmed that this act will not prevent the new government from performing its duty for realizing security and stability and re-unify brothers for realizing aspirations and hopes of Yemeni people.
It renewed support to Yemeni people and internationally- recognized government, expressing heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims and quick recovery to the injured people.