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A team from the Indian Embassy has commenced operations at its representative office in Yemen's temporary capital Aden, aiming to provide visa services to Yemeni citizens, particularly patients seeking medical treatment in India.

The office opening strengthens bilateral relations and streamlines travel procedures between Yemen and India, alleviating the burden on travelers who previously had to visit Indian embassies in neighboring countries to complete their transactions.