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Expatriate Minister visits Yemen's community schools

[09/04/2018 01:11]

MICHIGAN-SABA
Minister of Expatriates Eng. Alawi ba-Faqih visited on Monday a number of bodies, societies and schools of Yemeni community in Hamtramck city here.

He was briefed on the vital role played by these bodies on protecting Arab and Islamic identity and linking members of the community with the history and civilization of their country.

He inspected concerns and challenges facing the Yemeni migrants and praised the community's activity, integration and support of the constitutional legality.

On the sideline of the visit, Minister ba-Faqih met with Mayor of Hamtramc Karen Majewski, who praised role of the Yemeni community in in trade and industry activity in the city.