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French senator says Houthi kidnaping of children is terrible

[30/05/2018 12:11]

RIYADH -SABA
Chairperson of the Parliamentary Group of France and the Gulf Countries and member of the French Senate Nathalie Goulet said that Yemen suffers a lot of miseries and heart-rending scenes.

She noted, however, that the assistance of King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) helps ease the plight of the affected.

Speaking to reporters after a meeting with the advisor at the Royal Court and KSrelief General Supervisor, Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabiah, she said that what she had seen in Yemen was so touching; children and young people death every day.
"Houthis' kidnapping of children from their families was terrible," she said.

She praised KSrelief's programs in Yemen saying they set a role model for the rest of the world.

Goulet had discussed with Dr. Al-Rabiah KSrelief's efforts in 40 countries, of which Yemen has the largest share.