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Yemen participates in Arab Foreign Ministers' consultative session in Kuwait

[30/01/2022 05:08]

KUWAIT - SABA
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Ahmed Bin Mubarak contributed to the Arab Foreign Ministers consolations held today in the State of Kuwait.

He provided a presentation about the ongoing political and military developments in Yemen, citing the government's efforts aiming to put an end of the Houthi militia- triggered war.

Bin Mubarak praised Arab League's decision about the importance of designating Houthi militia as a terrorist organization.

He stated that the international community's leniency toward Houthi militias have proved counterproductive, encourage the militiamen to go on further military escalation on the Yemeni peoples and neighboring countries, instead of sit-down to negotiate a political settlement.