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Yemen, Turkey discuss inclusive humanitarian plan

[23/03/2018 02:19]

ANKARA-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Turkey Abdullah al-Sa'adi discussed with the Chief of Turkish Emergency and Catastrophe Agency Mohammad Gologo deteriorating humanitarian situation in Yemen and the Inclusive Humanitarian and Relief Plan made by Arab Coalition.

They also discussed efforts of the Saudi-led Coalition and of the Government of Yemen in alleviating humanitarian suffering.

Al-Sa'adi presented a matrix of projects in different relief sector and urgent need of providing more support for supplying a number of emergency projects, confirming mobilizing more resources in relief field.

For his part, Gologo valued relations between the two countries and expressed his country's readiness for providing more support for alleviating suffering of the Yemeni people.

He pointed out that Yemen will always be in priorities of Turkish humanitarian and relief plans.