Deputy Foreign Minister in Sana’a government, Hussein Al-Ezzi, on Tuesday revealed meetings with several ambassadors of the European Union countries on the truce and the peace efforts in Yemen.
Al-Ezzi explained in a tweet on the Twitter platform that he discussed with the ambassadors of the European Union, Germany, and France and the UN envoy most of the difficulties facing the path of peace.
في لقاء بناء مع كل من سفير الإتحادالاوربي وسفيري المانياوفرنسا والمبعوث السويدي ناقشنا مجمل الصعوبات التي تعترض طريق السلام واستعرضنا بشكل خاص تجربةالهدنة وتم التأكيد المشترك على أهمية خفض التصعيد ودعم جهود المبعوث وضرورةتوسيع المزايا الانسانيةوالاقتصادية بمافي ذلك موضوع المرتبات
— حسين العزي (@hussinalezzi5) July 4, 2022
He added that during the meeting, he reviewed the experience of the truce in particular, in addition to the joint emphasis on the importance of reducing escalation and supporting the UN envoy’s efforts and the need to expand humanitarian and economic benefits, including the issue of the state employees’ salaries.
