[28/05/2019 06:55]
NAIROBI-SABA
Prime Minister Ma'een Abdulmalik arrived Tuesday here for participation in the First Session's of the United Nations Habitat Assembly for Human Settlements under the motto of “Innovation for Better Quality of Life in Citiesand Communities.”
Kenya's Minister of Tourism Najib Balala, who received prime minister, took him to a tour to the protocol hall, where they discussed mutual talks between the two friendly countries.
Prime Minister expressed thanks for good reception and generous hospitality, praising Kenyan positions supporting Yemen's government.
Prime Minister will attend a high level strategic dialogue, which will discuss speeding up of implementing urban agenda adopted by the UN in 2017.
The dialogue will discuss enabling countries under conflicts inclusive urban plans for reconstruction and sustainable development.
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