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Yemen’s Ambassador Discusses Issues of Mutual Interest with Cuba’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs
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China reaffirms its commitment to supporting peace efforts in Yemen
Prime Minister receives Non-Resident Ambassador of Portugal
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FM informs senior EU official on developments in Yemen
[21/06/2022 04:48]
OSLOW-SABA
Minister of foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed Bin Mubarak met today here with the Secretary General of the European System for External Labor Anrikih Mora.
Yemeni-EU relations and latest developments in Yemen was key focus of the talks.
Bin Mubarak briefed the EU official on the political developments Yemen has seen following the creation of the Political Leadership Council (PLC) and the peace prospects, underscoring the significant role of the EU in sustain the PLC's efforts to make peace.
The EU official affirmed the EU's keenness on ending the war and re-establish peace and stability in Yemen.
Minister of foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed Bin Mubarak met today here with the Secretary General of the European System for External Labor Anrikih Mora.
Yemeni-EU relations and latest developments in Yemen was key focus of the talks.
Bin Mubarak briefed the EU official on the political developments Yemen has seen following the creation of the Political Leadership Council (PLC) and the peace prospects, underscoring the significant role of the EU in sustain the PLC's efforts to make peace.
The EU official affirmed the EU's keenness on ending the war and re-establish peace and stability in Yemen.
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