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Yemeni-Hungarian bilateral ties discussed

[21/09/2018 03:30]

BUDAPEST-SABA
Charged' Affairs of Yemen's embassy in Budapest, Hungary, Hammad Abdullah Dahhan met Friday with Undersecretary of Hungarian Foreign Ministry Farodi Laslaw.

Yemeni-Hungarian bilateral ties and cooperation were central focus of Dahhan's talks with Laslaw.

Dahhan praised Hungary's support for Yemen, its legitimate government and stability. He also deeply appreciated scholarships provided by Hungarian government to the Yemeni students and scholars.

Dahhan explained the legitimate government's position about the UN's recent report issued by the Team of Experts about human rights. He made clear that the report carried out much of misinformation and inaccurate conclusions that seriously undermined its impartiality and objectivity.

The Hungarian official praised the Hungarian-Yemeni relationship, describing it as historic and fruitful, wishing Yemen peace, stability and security.