Bin Mubarak said that “the Yemeni-Jordanian relations are historical, and there are many common bonds, common history, and common interests.”
He added that Jordan is a supporter of Yemen, noting that Jordan hosted a large number of Yemeni internal dialogues and many regional meetings through the office of the UN Envoy in relation to the prisoners issue and opening roads in Taiz.
Bin Mubarak noted that he coordinates permanently with his Jordanian counterpart on many of these issues.
He added, “Jordan supports a peaceful political solution in Yemen based on the three references: international resolution 2216, the Gulf Initiative and the outcomes of the national dialogue, which is what we want as Yemenis.”
He added that his visit to Jordan constitutes an important step “towards institutionalising this sincere brotherly cooperation between Jordan and Yemen,” noting that “Jordan has always been a hospitable and welcoming country, and Yemenis have always been welcome in Jordan…”
On reopening the Sanaa Airport, Bin Mubarak said, “From the first moment, we communicated with our brothers in Jordan, and there was a special personal and institutional effort, as Jordan was one of the first countries to streamline this procedure, and as a result, it relieves our people in the areas controlled by the Houthi militia.
Source: Jordan News Agency