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Al-Asbahi, ISESCO team discuss partnership

[23/01/2021 02:34]

RABAT – SABA

The Ambassador of Yemen in Morocco Izz Al-Din Al-Asbahi discussed with a team from the Organization of the Islamic World for Education, Science and Culture (ISESCO) headed by the organization's Director General, Dr. Salem Al-Malik, a road map for partnership between Yemen and the ISESCO.

During the meeting, the two sides agreed to proceed with the implementation of the preliminary plan, mainly to hold more meetings through visual communication technology with Yemeni ministers specialized in the fields of education, science and culture, to develop a a timetabled list of main programs and activities that can be co-accomplished during the current year 2021.