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[12/10/2022 12:17]

BUDAPEST - SABA
Charged' Affairs of the Republic of Yemen's embassy in Budapest, Hungary, Ambassador Ahmed Naji met today, Wednesday, with the Head of Middle East and North Africa Department at the Hungarian Foreign Ministry Dr. Peter Kufic.

They conferred over bilateral ties and collaboration between the two counties.

The conversations covered the latest developments in Yemen mainly the failure of the UN-led efforts aimed to renew the humanitarian truce due to Iran-backed Houthi militias' transience and unacceptable preconditions.

Naji cited the government's efforts and concessions aimed to maintain the truce in order to alleviate the Yemeni peoples' suffering despite Houthi militias' violations during the time of the pervious truce.

The Hungarian official confirmed his country's support for the efforts of the UN's envoy to bring peace in Yemen.