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Saudi defense minister, Yemen PM discuss relations

Saudi defense minister, Yemen PM discuss relations

Arab News05-05-2025

RIYADH: Prince Khalid bin Salman, Saudi minister of defense, met with Yemen's newly-appointed Prime Minster Salem Saleh Bin Braik.
The pair discussed ways to boost Saudi-Yemeni relations, in addition to regional developments and the situation in Yemen.
'I reaffirmed the Kingdom's continued support for the government of Yemen in ways that will meet the aspirations of the Yemeni people,' Prince Khalid said in a post on X.
He also conveyed the Saudi leadership's best wishes to Bin Braik after his appointment as Prime Minister, as well as their hopes for his success and for the stability, security, and prosperity of the people of Yemen.
Yemen's internationally recognized government named finance minister Bin Braik as its new prime minister on Saturday.

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