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Eryani briefs Arab ambassadors in Ethiopia on Yemen developments

[23/04/2019 01:06]

ADDIS-ABABA
The Charge d'Affaires of Yemen's Embassy in Addis AbabaYahya Al-Eryani briefed his Arab counterparts in Ethiopia on the latest developments of the Yemeni conflict triggered by the Houthi coup d'état of 2014.

The Ambassador reviewed the government's pursuit of peace through consecutive rounds of peace talks including in Kuwait, Geneva and most recently Stockholm. He said that in return the rebel militia kept avoiding and obstructing peace which has been prolonging the suffering of the Yemeni people.

"We are all against the war and we realize it is very costly and time-consuming and it is important that the Houthi militia are not given a more chances to avoid peace," he said.