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Cairo, May 24 (QNA) – Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty met today with Yemeni Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Shaya Mohsen Al-Zindani to discuss regional developments and ways to strengthen bilateral relations.
The two sides discussed the ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran. The Egyptian Foreign Minister expressed his hope that these diplomatic efforts would lead to a comprehensive agreement that addresses the concerns of all parties, ensuring an end to the war and paving the way for lasting peace and security in the region, thus preventing further escalation and tension.
Both sides agreed on the necessity of adopting a comprehensive approach to Red Sea security that goes beyond purely security and military considerations and incorporates the economic and developmental dimensions for the littoral states. (QNA)
