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Yemen's ambassador, head of Japanese External Trade Organization discuss cooperation

[15/12/2022 01:49]

Tokyo – Saba
The Yemeni Ambassador to Japan, Adel Ali Al-Senini, discussed with the representative of the Japan External Trade Organization Nobuhiko Sasaki ways to enhance economic and trade relations between the two friendly countries.

In the meeting, Ambassador Al-Senini appreciated the Japanese government's support for our country, pointing out that there are many economic and investment opportunities for Japanese companies in Yemen in several different vital fields.

He pointed to the possibility of starting workshops and mutual visits between investors from the two countries, and presenting a feasibility study for investment opportunities in Yemen, especially within the framework of economic and investment reforms pursued by the government to improve the investment climate and provide the necessary guarantees and incentives for Japanese companies.