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Yemen's Ambassador inspects student's situations in Canada

[26/11/2017 01:17]

OTTAWA- SABA

Yemen's Ambassador to Canada Abdullah al-Sallal inspected on Sunday situations of students and Yemeni Community here.

While he conveyed to them best wishes of President Hadi, he argued students in Canadian Universities and Institutes to achieve excellent marks in their scientific studies and make use of technological improvement in Canada.

Students in Canada are the communication bridges between Yemen and Canada and they have to gain skills and expertise enabling them to serve their country, said al-Sallal.

He renewed the embassy's keenness of facilitating all problems facing them.