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Bin Shatif, Omani official discuss bilateral relations

[20/03/2024 02:00]

AMMAN - SABA
The Yemeni ambassador to Oman Khalid bin Shatif discussed with the head of the GCC and Regional Neighborhood Department at the Omani Foreign Ministry Sheikh Ahmed Al Maskari the bilateral Yemeni Omani ties and issues of common interest.

Bin Shatif Yemen's highlighted firm position towards the Palestinian rights and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital, and Yemen's objection against the barbaric Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip.

He said the terrorist Houthi militia are endangering international navigation in the Red Sea as part of Iran's pursuit to spread their influence.