Statement on Yemen ceasefire
Foreign Secretary David Miliband and International Development Secretary Douglas Alexander have welcomed the ceasefire between the Government of Yemen and the Huthis.
Yemen: London Meeting Press Conference Questions
Foreign Secretary David Miliband, Yemeni Foreign Minister Abubakr Al-Qirbi and US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton answered questions during the press conference. Click here to watch the video
Working together with Yemeni government:
Foreign Secretary David Miliband outlined the aims and objectives of the Yemen Meeting during his opening address on Wednesday 27 January.
UK in Yemen
Welcome to the British Embassy in Sana'a. Our mission is to maintain and develop close and co-operative relationship between the United Kingdom and the Yemen. The UK is working in close coordination with Saudi Arabia, the US and EU and GCC colleagues to support the government of Yemen. Read UK policy on Yemen
Live debate with our HMA Tim Torlot
Our HMA Tim Torlot took part in a live webchat with Times Chief Foreign Commentator today.
London meeting a real opportunity for Yemen
The meeting represents a huge opportunity for Yemen in tacking challenges of a declining economy, rising unemployement, power shortage
Help us locate you
We have set up a new improved online registration service called LOCATE for British nationals travelling or living abroad to register themselves with the FCO.
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