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[16/07/2019 05:39]

RABAT-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to the Kingdom of Morocco Ezzeddine Al-Asbahi discussed with the Director of the Arab Affairs Department at the Moroccan Foreign Ministry Fuad Akhreif ways to promote and develop the bilateral relations between Yemen and Morocco in various fields.

Al-Asbahi reviewed the latest developments in his home country and the efforts exerted by the government to achieve peace. He pointed out to the continuing Houthi violations of Sweden's statement of understanding signed between the government and the militia last December.

He stressed the Yemeni government's commitment to the path of peace and stability based on ending the Houthi coup and restoring state institutions, according to the international, regional and national terms of reference.