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PM receives ICRC's mission

[26/06/2019 05:08]

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Prime Minister DrMa'een Abdulmalik Wednesday in the temporary capital Aden the delegation of the International Committee of Red Crescent (ICRC) mission in Yemen headed by Director of Operations in the ICARC Dominik Stilhart.

Aspects of cooperation between the Yemeni government and ICRC was key point of Ma'een discussions with Dominik.

Conversations also touched upon the latest developments relating to the murder of Hana Lahod by the end of April 2018 in Taiz governorate.

DrMa'een touched upon the government's efforts aiming to mitigate the humanitarian crisis caused by Iran-aligned Houthi militia coup, and practical steps the government has taken to improve the peoples living conditions through regularly paying 90 thousands of public service employees in the militia controlled regions.