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Yemen, Tunisia discuss military cooperation

[22/04/2017 03:51]

Tunisia, (Saba) - Yemen's Ambassador to Tunisia Abdul-Naser Bahabib discussed Friday with Tunisian Minister of National Defense Farahat al-Kharshani boosting military cooperation between the two countries.

Ambassador Bahabib reviewed latest developments in Yemen and the great role of the legitimate government to normalize conditions, providing basic services and reconstruction in liberated governorates.

He also talked about enabling national and international organizations to play their roles in field of relief.

For his part, Minister al-Kharshani expressed hope that Yemen will restore its peace and stability, reaffirming his country's support to Arab issues in general and that their attitudes are in line with international legitimacy for solving conflicts.