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[20/11/2022 11:49]

MANAMA-SABA
Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs Ahmad Awadh BinMubarak discussed Sunday with his UK counterpart James Cleverly Houthi Militia's terrorist attacks on economic establishments and oil ports by drones.

In the meeting held during his participation in the 18th Round of the Regional Security Al-Manama Dialogue, BinMubarak made it clear that the government of Yemen has made big concessions for ending suffering of the citizens and realizing peace and the government abided by conditions of the truce amid Houthi terrorist militia's hinderance of efforts for realizing it.

He pointed out that the militia's adoption of what has been called "The Occupational Behavior Code" has become one of the obstacles before realizing peace.

He pointed out to significance of designating Houthis a terrorist organization and support to government's measures for implementing its decision.

For his part, the UK minister confirmed his country's support to the Presidential Leadership Council and to unity and stability of Yemen, pointing out to efforts aiming ending the war and realizing peace.