Saudi, Yemeni, US officials discuss Houthi maritime threats, regional security
WASHINGTON — Saudi Ambassador to the U.S. Princess Reema bint Bandar met with Yemen’s ambassador and a member of the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee to discuss the Houthi threat to maritime security and freedom of navigation, as well as to the people of Yemen. During Princess Reema’s meeting with Ambassador Jamila Rajaa and United States Senator Steve Daines in Washington, D.C., the three…
In Washington, D.C., Saudi Ambassador Princess Reema bint Bandar convened a meeting with Yemen’s Ambassador Jamila Rajaa and U.S. Senator Steve Daines to address concerns surrounding Houthi maritime threats and regional security. The trio deliberated on the Kingdom’s collaboration with Yemen and its unwavering commitment to supporting the Yemeni populace.
They emphasized the significance of joint efforts to counter such threats and foster peace and stability in the area. Ambassador Rajaa highlighted the strategic alliance and Saudi Arabia’s steadfast support for Yemen, stating that the well-being of the region is intrinsically tied to Yemen's stability. The meeting also underscored the necessity of sustained U.S. political and economic aid for the Yemeni administration and its reform initiatives.
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