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[17/06/2021 12:38]

CAIRO – SABA
Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Muammar Al-Eryani, discussed with his Jordanian ounterpart Eng. Sakhr Dodin, aspects of media cooperation between the two brotherly countries and the exchange of expertise and experiences in the field.

They reviewed the latest developments in the Yemeni political landscape including the regional and international efforts and initiatives aimed at brokering peace and ending the Houthi war.

Al-Eryani touched on the floating Safer tanker and the disastrous results that may occur in light of the militias' continued intransigence and refusal to allow international maintenance teams to salvage the decaying tanker.