RIYADH: A Saudi-Yemeni business council has been formed in a bid to enhance economic relations between both countries, the Council of Saudi Chambers has announced.
Abdullah bin Mahfouz has been named as the president of the newly formed organization, while Muhaimid Al-Salem and Nahar Al-Dalbahi were appointed as vice presidents, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
Bin Mahfouz said that the council’s formation comes at a time of restoring investments between the two countries, highlighting the role of Saudi Arabia in economic development projects in Yemen.
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