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Yemen, Austria discuss developments on Hodeida

[13/07/2018 02:57]

VIENNA-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Vienna HaithamShuga'ddin discussed on Friday with the Director of Humanitarian Assistances at the Austrian Ministry of Foreign Affairs developments in Yemen associated with liberating Hodeida Province from Houthis.

He confirmed the government's willingness of securing the province and Hodeida Port for alleviating suffering of the people over Houthidomination on the port and control of the humanitarian aid arriving the country, using the port for launching terrorist operations threatening international navigation and trafficking weapons.

The Austrian official said his country's government approved last week a million Euro for supporting activities of the International Red Crescent in Yemen for alleviating suffering of the people.