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[06/03/2020 02:30]

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Non-Resident Ambassador of Republic of Yemen to the Republic of Mexico Dr. Ahmed bin Mubark met on Friday with the Mexico's Deputy Secreatary of Foreign Affairs Julian Ventura.

Aspects of Yemeni-Mexican bilateral ties and cooperation were key focus of bin Mubark's conversations with Ventura.

Bin Mubark breifed Ventura on the latest developments in Yemen, blaming Houthi for refusing to come to peace.

The Ambassador and the Mexican official agreed to boost cooperation between the two countries as Mexico now is a member of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva.

It happened that bin Mubark held plenary meeting with the Middle East team in the Mexican Foreign Ministry.

He provided a detailed presentation about the ongoing war triggered by Houthi rebel militia and the peace consulations.

The Ambassador pointed out to the economic hardships and catastrophic humanitarian situations created by Houthi militiamen intervention in the humanitarian actions and looting the relief and humanitarian aids.