[28/03/2021 11:57]
RIYADH-SABA
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed Bin Mubarak met today here with American Envoy to Yemen Timothy Lenderkinng.
They discussed the developments about the ongoing efforts aiming to stop the warfare and establish peace in Yemen.
The conversations focussed on the Saudi proposal to end the Yemeni crisis, international good offices to stop the war and bring about peace that is based on the three terms of reference including the GCC's Initiative, its operational plan, outcomes of National Dialogue and the UNSCR 2216.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs reinstated that the Yemeni government is very keen on ending the war. He stated that constructive response to the Saudi initiative and supporting it is a significant step toward achieving durable peace in Yemen.
The US envoy applauded the Yemeni government's reaction to the calls for establishing cease-fire, initiating peace process and making humanitarian situation a top priority.
He stated that the US is seeking to push the peace process in Yemen within the course of the UN-led efforts and the US administration is committed to Yemen's security, stability and unity.
The US Ambassador to Yemen Christopher Henzel was in attendance.
President al-Alimi: Time of Cost-Free Attacks Over, International Community Must Support Government to Remove Menace
Minister of State Discusses Strengthening Efforts to Empower Yemeni Women with U.S. Chargé d’Affaires
Yemeni Ambassador, West Java Deputy Governor Seek Broader Economic and Educational Ties
Al-Arada Calls for Crackdown on Houthi Smuggling Networks
Health Minister, Doctors of the World Discuss Expanding Cooperation
Yemeni Ambassador, Turkish Migration Chief Discuss Yemeni Community
Yemen Water and Environment Minister Reviews Projects with UNOPS Official
Minister of Public Works Praises China's Role in Creating Roads in Yemen
Health Ministry Official Discusses Health Response with UNFPA, Yamaan Foundation
Minister of Transport: Houthi Attack on al-Mokha Port Resulted in Deaths, Injuries, Significant Material Damages