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Yemen, Hungary discuss cultural, scientific cooperation

[25/01/2019 07:12]

BUDAOPEST-SABA
Yemen's Charge D'Affairs here HammadDahan discussed with Deputy Foreign Minister and Trade for Cultural Diplomacy on Friday latest developments in Yemen regarding implementation of Stockholm agreement.

Dahan pointed to Government seriousness on realizing peace and providing more concessions for implementing the agreement despite Houthi militia's stubbornness and breaching the ceasefire included in the agreement.

The meeting dealt with cultural and scientific cooperation and support of Hungary to Yemen in this field through increasing scholarships to Yemen.

For his part, the Hungarian official confirmed that his country's government is following up developments in Yemen and support to international efforts for ending conflict peacefully.