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Ambassador Balfakih discusses with Indonesian official ways to strengthen bilateral relations

[28/11/2025 02:30]

JAKARTA – SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Indonesia Salem Balfakih discussed on Friday with the Director of the Middle East Department at the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ahrol Fathurrahman aspects of bilateral relations between the two brotherly countries and ways to enhance and develop them.

The two parties also exchanged views on related developments and emphasized the importance of continuing coordination between them in a way that serves the interests of the two brotherly countries.

They additionally discussed the possibility of opening an Indonesian consular office in the temporary capital Aden to facilitate consular services and strengthen bilateral communication in preparation for reopening the Indonesian Embassy.

Ambassador Balfakih expressed appreciation for Indonesia’s steadfast stance and its support for the Yemeni people and their legitimate government in confronting the terrorist coup militias, as well as its efforts to achieve peace in Yemen.