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Yemen's stability a vital affair for Arab countries, says Bahraini FM

[29/10/2017 07:35]

RIYADH-SABA

The stability of Yemen is a vital affair for the countries of the Arab region, Bahrain's Foreign Minister Sheikh Khaled bin Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Khalifa said on Sunday.

Addressing a meeting of foreign ministers and chiefs of staff of the Arab Coalition member countries in Riyadh on Sunday, he emphasized Bahrain's resolute stance by the side of Saudi Arabia for preserving its security and stability.

He indicated that Bahrain is not against any party in Yemen but against the external interferences in Yemen especially the ongoing Iranian interference.

He said: "The Bahrain Defense Forces are alongside their Saudi and Emirati brethren in all places to counter the rebels and the enemies of stability in Yemen. The Kingdom of Bahrain will stay like that until the government establishes its sovereign control over all parts of Yemen."