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[19/11/2022 11:53]

Manama – Saba
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak, discussed today with the German Minister of State for Foreign Affairs on the sidelines of his participation in the eighteenth session of the Regional Security Conference (Manama Dialogue), the bilateral relations between the two friendly countries and ways to enhance and develop them, as well as developments in the Yemeni file.

Bin Mubarak reviewed the Houthi targeting of oil installations by Iranian drones, its repercussions on the economic situation and the resulting effects that would exacerbate the humanitarian crisis experienced by the Yemeni people.

He pointed to the militia's endeavor to impose its totalitarian doctrine in various ways, the latest of which was the issuance of the so-called Code of Conduct, which expresses a tendency to transform the administrative apparatus into a sectarian militia apparatus.