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Amb. Assaniani explores more Japanese scholarships for Yemenis

[12/01/2023 11:40]

TOKYO-SABA
Ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to Tokyo Adel Assanaini held talks today, Thursday, with the Chairman of the Japanese Commission for Cultural Cooperation and Commission Director General.

The discussions aimed promote bilateral cultural relations between Yemen and Japan.

Assanain underscored the need for singing memos of understandings and agreements between the two countries in cultural and educational domains.

He also sought for further Japanese scholarships for the Yemeni students.

The Japanese officials showed willingness to explore cultural channels between the two counties, particularly in the domains of education culture and languages.