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Prime Minister welcomes Sweden's support to peace process in Yemen

[18/04/2019 08:00]

ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister Ma'een Abdulmalik has valued support of the Kingdom of Sweden to peace process in Yemen and hosting UN-sponsored consultations resulted in signing Stockholm agreement.

Receiving Yemen's Ambassador to Netherlands Sahar Ghanem, who is also non-resident Ambassador to Sweden and Norway, Prime Minister praised European Union's role for supporting Yemeni people in humanitarian and relief fields and its countries' fixed position supporting legality and for ending Houthi coup.

Ghanem acquainted Prime Minister with efforts of the diplomatic mission in showing European society the reasons of Yemen's crisis and its roots related to coup against the government and Iranian role for destabilizing the region.