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Speaker of Shura Council appreciates Japanese support for Yemen

[11/04/2022 12:11]

RIYADH-SABA
Speaker of Shura Council Dr. Ahmed Obeid bin Dagher deeply appreciated the Japanese government's substantial support for Yemen, particularly its significant contribution to the humanitarian and relief actions in Yemen.

He voiced the appreciation and gratitude as he met today with the Acting-Ambassador of Japan to the Republic of Yemen.
The conversations touched upon aspects of bilateral ties between the two countries.

The Japanese diplomat welcomed the creation of the Presidential Leadership Council, affirming his country's support for Yemen's unity, security, stability and permanent cease-fire and putting an end of the coup.