Malaysia Ready to Extend Humanitarian Aid to Yemen
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The Malaysian government has expressed its readiness to extend humanitarian aid to the people of Yemen affected by the prolonged conflict in the country. This step is taken as a sign of Malaysia's solidarity with the worsening humanitarian crisis in the region.
In addition to physical aid, Malaysia also urges all parties involved in the conflict in Yemen to return to the negotiating table. The government emphasizes that a diplomatic solution is the best way to end the strife that has caused the people to suffer for years.
This stance by Malaysia is in line with its foreign policy, which consistently supports universal peace and political stability at the international level. Malaysia believes that inclusive dialogue between the conflicting parties is the key to achieving lasting peace in Yemen.
As a caring nation, Malaysia will continue to monitor the situation in Yemen from time to time. The government also expressed its commitment to working with international bodies to ensure that the aid provided reaches those who are truly in need.
Sources: Malay Mail
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