President Saleh meets UK Premier Cameron

LONDON, Aug. 13 (Saba) - President Ali Abdullah Saleh met here on with the UK Prime Minister David Cameron.

Saleh and Cameron reviewed the last regional and international developments of
common concerns, topped by the situation in the Middle East, Somalia and African
Horn.
Efforts to bring peace back to Somalia and to combat terrorism and piracy were also
touched up in the meeting.
The President underlined the incessantly growth of the Yemeni-British relations,
hailing the British supportive attitudes towards Yemen's unity, security and
stability as
well as its development process.
Saleh thanked the British host to the donor conference held in London in 2006 and
London Meeting in 2010, affirming Yemen's keenness on enhancing its relations with
Britain
and establishing a long-term partnership. He welcomed British investments to Yemen,
saying they will be really cared.
The President made reference to the most significant economic challenges Yemen
faces, saying that the flow of foreign investments would assist in push the
development forward
and create job opportunities and reduce the unemployment rates that would miss the
opportunity of the extremists to attract youth.
For his part, the UK Premier Cameron said that Yemen's unity, security and
stability are very significant to Britain and for the region's security, hailing
Yemen's efforts
to fight on terrorism and in field of reforms.
Cameron accentuated the UK support to Yemen to overcome the development challenges
as well as its keenness to strengthen its partnership with Yemen.
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