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Yemen, Morocco discuss boosting relations

[01/07/2020 05:42]

RABAT- SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Morocco Ezzulddin al-Asbahi discussed Wednesday with Director of East, Gulf and Arab and Islamic Organizations in Moroccan Foreign Ministry Fuad Akhrif means of boosting and improving relations between the two countries.

Al-Asbahi confirmed deep-rooted relations between the two brotherly countries, pointing to consistence of the two countries' positions in different issues.

He praised positions of Morocco for supporting Yemen.

For his part, the Moroccan official renewed his country's position for supporting Yemen's unity, its stability and regaining its institutions.