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Bin Mubarak, his Gabonese counterpart discuss bilateral relations

[21/09/2021 12:27]

NEW YORK-SABA
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed Bin Mubarak spoke today here with his Gabonese counterpart Pacome Moubelet Boubeya.

Aspects of Yemeni-Gabonese bilateral ties and issues of common interest was key point of the conversations.

Bin Mubarak sought for Gabon's support as it has been impermanent member of the International Security Council for the next couple of years.

He detailed Boubeya on the peace process and efforts in Yemen, affirming the government's support for the UN-led peace efforts, blaming Houthi militia for blocking peace efforts.

The Gabonese Minister voiced his country's solidarity with the Yemeni legitimate government through its membership of the International Security Council to press for peace in Yemen.