The Foreign Minister discusses enhancing cooperation and addressing regional challenges with her Sudanese counterpart.

Strengthening Ties: Yemen and Sudan Discuss Cooperation

Yemen’s Foreign Minister Engages in Dialogue with Sudanese Counterpart

Today, Dr. Afrah Al-Zuba, Yemen’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, held a significant phone conversation with Sudan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mohiuddin Ibrahim. The two leaders explored the historical and brotherly relations between Yemen and Sudan, focusing on ways to enhance bilateral cooperation across various sectors of mutual interest.

Addressing Regional Challenges

During their discussion, Al-Zuba and Ibrahim addressed the current regional situation and the challenges facing both nations. They emphasized the importance of continued coordination and consultation on shared issues. This collaboration aims to bolster regional security and stability, which are crucial for both countries.

Support for Maritime Security Initiative

Both ministers welcomed the formation of the Saudi-led Maritime Defense Coalition. They recognized the initiative’s vital role in safeguarding critical waterways and enhancing regional security. The coalition aims to intensify joint efforts to counter threats in the area, thereby supporting peace and stability.

Congratulations and Continued Support

In a gesture of goodwill, Sudanese Foreign Minister Ibrahim congratulated Dr. Al-Zuba on her recent appointment. He expressed his best wishes for her success in her new role and for the continued advancement of bilateral relations. Ibrahim reaffirmed Sudan’s support for the Yemeni people and government, particularly in efforts to restore state institutions and end the Houthi insurgency backed by the Iranian regime.

This dialogue marks a significant step in fostering cooperation between Yemen and Sudan, highlighting their commitment to mutual interests and regional stability.

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