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Al-Asbahi discusses with Moroccan diplomat latest developments in Yemen

[28/09/2021 05:43]

RABAT-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Morocco Ezuddin al-Asbahi discussed Tuesday with Director of Arab Management at Moroccan Foreign Ministry Fuad Akhreif latest developments in Yemen under Houthi militia's stubbornness, rejection to peace initiatives, systematic tearing up of Yemen and attacking civilians in Marib and other provinces.

The two parties discussed improving relations between the two countries on the level of cooperation protocols.

Al-Asbahi pointed out to threat posed by Houthi militia, the recent one was executing nine civilians, bombarding houses and the house of the governor of Marib was the recent attack in addition to endangering lives of more than two million displaced people unless the world intervene to stop Houthi militia's coup and pressure it to resort to peace.

For his part, the Moroccan official confirmed his country's firm position supporting Yemen and working on regaining the state's institutions, boosting peace and protecting Yemen's unity and stability.