[23/06/2018 02:21]
JEDDAH-SABA
Yemen has participated in a meeting for the Information Ministers of countries making the Saudi-led Coalition for supporting Yemen's legality.
Minister of Information Mu'amar al-Iryani is presiding Yemen's delegation in the meeting, which is being held here.
The meeting discusses coordinating information and media efforts for the countries of the coalition and activating joint information address, as well as improving ways of cooperation between these countries.
The meeting comes in continuation for coordinating efforts and joint work between the member countries of the Arab Coalition for supporting Yemen's legality to regain the state and deter Houthi militia threat to security of Saudi Arabia and the region, said Saudi Minister of information Dr. Awwad al-Awwad.
He confirmed that Houthi threat has exceeded Yemeni territories to threat the security of Saudi Arabia by firing more than 142 rockets on Saudi cities, including Mecca, which contains the holly mosque of Alharam.
For this reason the coalition has been obliged to deter the rebel militia and cut Iran's hands in the region and regaining the state of Yemen, he added.
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