On Thursday, Prime Minister Dr. Shaya Mohsen Al-Zandani welcomed Nino Matias, the non-resident Ambassador of Portugal to Yemen, for a farewell meeting as his term comes to an end.
During the meeting, Prime Minister Al-Zandani praised Ambassador Matias for his exceptional efforts throughout his tenure. He highlighted Portugal’s support for the Presidential Leadership Council and the Yemeni government, particularly in alleviating the humanitarian crisis facing the Yemeni people. The Prime Minister wished Ambassador Matias success in his future endeavors.
The discussion also focused on the bilateral relations between Yemen and Portugal. Both leaders emphasized the importance of coordinating positions on mutual interests in regional and international forums. They also addressed the current national situation and ongoing efforts to form a new government.
Ambassador Matias conveyed the congratulations of the Portuguese leadership to Dr. Al-Zandani on his appointment as Prime Minister and his mandate to form a new government. He expressed his best wishes for success in this new role. The ambassador noted the cooperation he experienced from the Yemeni government during his term, which significantly contributed to strengthening bilateral relations.
This meeting marks a significant moment in Yemen’s diplomatic relations with Portugal, highlighting the ongoing commitment to collaboration and support amidst challenging circumstances.
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