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Yemen, Sudan discuss security cooperation

[17/04/2018 04:03]

GENEVA-SABA
Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Abdulmalik al-Mikhlafi discussed with Sudanese Minister of Interior Hamid Mannan security cooperation between the two countries and mutual relations.

On the sideline of the Scientific Meeting (the International Relations during Crisis and Catastrophes) here on Wednesday, the two parties discussed Sudan's support of military and security training for rehabilitating policemen in Yemen after halt of regular qualification over the war triggered by Houthi militia on Yemen.

Al-Mikhlafi expressed Yemeni government and people's appreciation to the government of Sudan for its positive positions for supporting legality within participation in the Saudi-led Coalition.

For his part, Sudanese Minister Mannan reaffirmed keenness of his country's government on boosting cooperation and showed readiness for wider training.