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Mustafa participates in GCC Ambassadors' meeting in Brussels

[25/11/2022 03:50]

BRUSSELS-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Brussels Mohammad Taha Mustafa has participated in a meeting held by Advisor of Foreign Affairs of Chairman of the European Union Council Simon Murdo for Ambassadors of Gulf Cooperation Council and Yemen.

In the meeting, Mustafa discussed with Gulf ambassadors and European Union's official promoting relations between Yemen and their countries.

He reviewed latest developments in Yemen and the decision of designating Houthi militia as terrorist group and its recent terrorist attacks on oil ports in Hadhramawt and Shabwah, calling upon countries of the European Union to support Yemen's decision.

For his part, Murdo confirmed support of the European Union to the Presidential Leadership Council and the government and efforts of the UN envoy for realizing peace in Yemen.