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Govt. seeks to work out economic recovery programs, says Al-Maitami

[13/12/2017 02:12]

BUENOS AIRES-SABA

Minister of Industry and Trade Dr Mohammed Al-Maitami said the government worked on drawing economic recovery and reconstruction programs in order to cope with the hardships and ensure reestablishing security and stability.

Addressing the 11th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO) held in the Argentina capital Buenos Aires, Dr Al-Maitami highlighted the claustrophobic impacts of the coup carried out by the Imamate-Houthi militia against the constitutional authority and Yemeni people.

"The coup d'état has obstructed the legal government's plans aimed to address several developmental issues and prevented Yemen from participating as new member of the WTO", said Al-Maitami.

The minister of Industry and Trade called on the WTO member state governments to support the legal government's efforts aiming to retake the state's institutions and re-build what the coup has devastated.