[08/05/2025 11:41]
BRUSSELS-SABA
The Head of the Yemeni Diplomatic Mission to the European Union (EU) Ambassador Mohamed Mustafa, discussed today, Thursday, with the Director General of Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid at the European Commission, Andreas Papakonstanito, the plan of aid programs for Yemen during the coming period.
Mustafa updated Papakonstanito on the economic hardships and humanitarian crisis created by the Iranian regime backed terrorist Houthi militias' coup and refusal to come to peace.
The EU's official demonstrated interest in the humanitarian situation in Yemen, noting that Yemen is given a priority in the EU's aids programs for different countries.
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