Sanaa: Prime Minister Ahmed Ghaleb al-Rahwi discussed with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Jamal Amer the ministry's activities and the results of its external engagement regarding the repercussions of the US aggression, as well as the organization of cooperation and joint work with international organizations operating in Yemen. During the meeting, Minister Amer gave a brief overview of the ministry's communications and correspondence with the United Nations, a number of international organizations, and the International Criminal Court regarding the brutal US aggression against our country and the crimes it is committing against the Yemeni people, civilian objects, and their vital resources.
According to Yemen News Agency, the discussions between Prime Minister al-Rahwi and Minister Amer focused on the ongoing efforts to address the impact of the US actions in Yemen. Minister Amer highlighted the ministry's proactive approach in engaging with global entities to bring attention to the situation and seek support for the Yemeni population affected by the conflict.
The ministry has been actively communicating with the United Nations and other international bodies to emphasize the need for a coordinated response to the challenges faced by Yemen. The minister provided insights into the various correspondences that have taken place with these organizations, aiming to secure humanitarian aid and ensure accountability for actions against Yemeni civilians.
Prime Minister al-Rahwi and Minister Amer also discussed strategies to enhance collaboration with international organizations working in Yemen. The focus remains on fostering partnerships that can provide both immediate relief and long-term solutions to the issues stemming from the ongoing conflict. The meeting underscored the importance of continued dialogue and cooperation with international partners to effectively address the humanitarian and political challenges in Yemen.