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[27/02/2020 05:20]

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Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Salim al-Khanbashi received on Thursday here in the interim capital Aden the Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Sweden Ann Linde and her accompanying delegation who are visiting Aden currently.

The Discussions focussed on the underway efforts have been made by the Swedish government to help realizing peace in Yemen.

Dr. Al-Khanbashi voiced his appreciation for the Swedish government's good offices and efforts aiming to establish peace in Yemen.

The Deputy Prime Minister blamed the Houthi rebel militia for derailing the implementation of Stockholm Agreement.

The Swedish Foreign Minister stated that her country has continued to support the efforts to reach political solution in Yemen including the implementation of Stockholm Agreement.