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[17/03/2017 03:13]

Riyadh (Saba)-The Chinese Ambassador to Yemen Tian Chi has said that his country strongly support Yemen, its stability, unity and sovereignty, asserting that China is ready to help build up Yemen economy after peace is restored.

In a remark to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) on Friday, he said that Chins stood by fair issues of Yemen, pointing out that it will play a positive role in reaching a reconciliation in Yemen.

He cited that Yemen was an important economic partner of China before the eruption of the war, emphasizing that China is ready to improve the living standards of Yemeni people and uphold common interests.