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Yemeni-Dutch relations, cooperation discussed

[16/08/2017 08:22]

THE HAGUE-SABA
Yemen Ambassador to Netherlands Sahar Ghanimon Wednesday discussed here with Director of Multilateral Organizations and Human Rights Department Peter Vander Vleitdiscussed cooperation and bilateral relations between Yemen and Netherlands.

They also discussed efforts made by Yemen's National Committee for Investigating Claims of Human Rights Violations in Yemen and its reports.

The ambassador expressed gratitude over support provided by Netherlands to Yemen, pointing out that Netherlands supports Yemen's public institutions, independent bodies and human rights organizations.

The Dutch official affirmed that his country will continue supporting the legitimate government, expressing sorrow over intransigence of the Houthi-Salehmilitias and crimes committed by them against activists and journalists.