Yemen’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Jamal Amer, recently met with Acting UN Resident Coordinator Peter Hawkins and representatives from various UN organizations in Yemen to enhance cooperation. Amer emphasized the government’s commitment to collaborating with the UN and ensuring the safety of international organizations operating in the country. He stressed the need to intensify development and humanitarian efforts, especially in light of the worsening humanitarian situation.
Amer also urged donors to address the funding shortfall for projects in Yemen and called for their support in reviewing and financing critical initiatives. Despite challenges from certain donors like the United States, Amer remains dedicated to supporting the Palestinian cause and ensuring adequate funding for humanitarian projects in Yemen.
Acting Resident Coordinator Peter Hawkins acknowledged President Mahdi Al-Mashat’s efforts to strengthen relations with the UN and international organizations. He praised the cooperative spirit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and confirmed the UN’s commitment to supporting Yemen’s development and humanitarian efforts.
Overall, the meeting highlighted the importance of collaboration between Yemen and the UN to address the country’s pressing needs and challenges.