Ansarallah delegation headed by Abdul Salam arrives Germany
YemenExtra
SH.A.
A delegation of Ansarallah group led by Mohamed Abdul Salam arrived in Berlin on Saturday (Feb.24) to start a tour of several European and Arab countries.
A source in the delegation said that after they arrived in Berlin they will meet with a number of German Foreign Ministry officials, pointing out that the delegation received an invitation from a number of European and Arab countries to visit their capitals in the framework of international efforts to move the political file of the Yemeni crisis.
The delegation continues to penetrate the isolation, which the Saudi coalition tried to impose on them at the international level, through the start of the delegation headed by the official spokesman of the group and the head of the delegation Mohamed Abdul Salam on an international tour including several Arab and European countries.
A member of the Politburo of Houthis Abdulmalik al-Ajri said that he and the group’s spokesman began an international tour of several Arab and European countries, confirming the accuracy of the information in conjunction with the visit of the group’s spokesman to Tehran on February 10 that his visit to Tehran is part of an international tour.
Al-Ajri published a picture of him gathered with Abdul Salam and commented on it in a tweet on his Twitter page, in which he said, “accompanied by Brother Mohamed Abdul Salam in a visit to a number of European and Arab countries.”
The visit of the delegation to Berlin under the new coalition government was recently formed in Germany was the first decisions to stop the arms sales to Saudi Arabia in a radical transformation of the German position of the war on Yemen.
The delegation start its international tour from the Omani capital of Muscat, which arrived in late January in conjunction with the visit of the British Foreign Minister to the Sultanate of Oman, which plays the role of mediator and active recently in the framework of the political negotiations to resolve the Yemeni crisis.