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FM: Conflict in our country between two camps: Pro-federal Yemen and Narrow- sectarian agendas.

[23/01/2018 05:26]

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Deputy Premier, Foreign Minister Abdulmalik Al-Mikhlafi said:" Our country had been facing a big challenge and conflict between forward looking political forces believe in a Federal Yemeni State and backward looking powers seek to bring the nation back and impose their own narrow-minded and sectarian agendas".

Al-Mikhlafi's statement came during his meeting on Tuesday in Moscow with the Yemeni students who have been studying in the Russian Federation Russian Republic.

The meeting touched upon Yemeni students concerns and complaints. The Foreign Minister assured the students that their problems are given due attention by the government and political leadership headed by President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.