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Ambassador Mujalli confers with Polish official over Yemeni nationals trapped on borders with Belarus

[20/10/2021 11:44]

WARSAW-SABA
Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to Warsaw, Poland, Merfat Mujalli talked today with the Head of Middle East Section of Polish Borders Guards Clara Jeviscka about the Yemeni nationals who have been trapped on the borders between Poland and Belarus.

The conversations aimed to ensure the safety of the Yemeni citizens and explore joint mechanism to secure their return to Yemen.

The Polish official stated that there are eight Yemeni nationals, all are men, there are no women or children, they are being held in the foreigners detention centers.

She noted that they entry to the Polish territories was illegally through international gangs of human smuggling.