Djiboutian, Ethiopian FMs leaves Yemen

SANA'A, Aug. 02 (Saba) - Djiboutian Foreign
Minister Mahamoud Youssouf expressed on Monday its satisfaction on being accessed to
Sana'a
Forum.
Upon his departure, Youssouf described Sana'a Forum as a link between the Arab and
African worlds.
After his participation in the extraordinary meeting of Sana'a Forum's Foreign
Ministers held on Sunday in Sana'a, the Djiboutian Minister said that the
geographical location
and the ongoing contact between Yemen and Djibouti encouraged Djibouti to access to
Sana'a Forum.
Joining Oman, Saudi Arabia and Kenya to the Sana'a Forum will reinforce the role of
the forum in various issues, topped by combating piracy and encouraging economic
exchange
between Forum' State Members.
On the other hand, Ethiopian Foreign Minister Seyoum Mesfin hailed the results of
the forum meeting, which aims to ensure security and stability in the region as
well as
to assist Somalia to overcome its problems and implement the peace agreement signed
in Sudan in addition to putting an end to the border disagreement between Ethiopia
and
Eritrea.
The Ethiopian Minister affirmed the importance of activating investments and trade
exchange between the forum's states.