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Amb. Faqirah seeks further Jordanian collaboration in transport

[20/02/2024 05:28]

AMMAN-SABA
Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to Amman Dr. Jallal Fiqirah met today, Tuesday, with Jordanian Minister of Transport Eng. Wesam al-Tahtamoni.

They discussed joint coordination and cooperation in the business of transport.

Faqira looked for further promote Yemeni-Jordanian cooperation in transport.

The two sides underscored the need to further promote cooperation between the two countries in the area of transport.

The Jordanian Minister confirmed her Ministry's keenness to increase cooperation with Yemen.

The stated that it is very important to review the technical cooperation protocols and MoU the two countries signed to boost cooperation in land, air and marine transport.