On Sunday, Prime Minister Salim Saleh Bin Brek received Catherine Grameau, the French Ambassador to Yemen. During the meeting, Grameau extended her congratulations on Bin Brek’s appointment as head of the government. She expressed France’s eagerness to collaborate with Yemen to advance the interests of its people.
The discussion focused on the bilateral relations between Yemen and France, addressing recent developments in local, regional, and international contexts. Key topics included economic, service, and humanitarian challenges facing Yemen, as well as the government’s priorities in tackling these issues. The conversation also highlighted the necessary French and international support to bolster the government’s efforts in overcoming these challenges and implementing an economic recovery plan.
Prime Minister Bin Brek emphasized the Yemeni government’s confidence in the support of allies and friends. He reiterated the urgency of addressing the government’s immediate priorities, particularly in economic and service sectors. "Our main goal is to alleviate the suffering of citizens and navigate through this critical phase," he stated. He underscored the importance of improving basic services and stabilizing the national currency.
The Prime Minister noted that while the government is making significant efforts, it requires increased international support and intensified coordination with partners. This collaboration is essential for overcoming current challenges and achieving economic and social stability, especially in liberated areas.
Bin Brek praised France’s supportive stance towards the Yemeni government and its people. He highlighted the historical ties between the two nations and expressed a desire for a more effective strategic partnership across various levels. He called for an increase in French support, particularly in economic and service sectors.
In response, Ambassador Grameau reaffirmed France’s full support for the Prime Minister and his urgent priorities in economic and service areas. She reiterated France’s commitment to backing the Yemeni government both bilaterally and within the framework of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, as well as in international forums.
This meeting marks a significant step in reinforcing the partnership between Yemen and France, aiming to address pressing challenges and foster a brighter future for the Yemeni people.
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