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Amb. Naji briefs Hungarian official on developments in the Red Sea

[29/02/2024 02:04]

BUDAPEST - SABA
Charged' Affiars of the embassy of the Republic of Yemen in Budapest, Hungary, met today, Thursday, with the head of Middle East and North Africa Department at the Hungarian Foreign Ministry Yanush Lashtoka.

They discussed the latest developments in the Red Sea amid the persistent terrorist attacks by Iran-backed Houthi militias on the shipping lanes and civilians ships in the Red Sea.

The Hungarian official reiterated his government's stance in support of the internationally recognized Yemeni government, citing the Hungarian Foreign Minister's call on the EU to support the Yemeni official coast guards' capacities to do their job.