- Yemen accession to the Gulf Cooperation has become an inevitable matter, Yemeni Parliament member says

Yemen accession to the Gulf Cooperation has become an inevitable matter, Yemeni Parliament member says

Saturday 02 May 2015 172015000000Sat, 02 May 2015 17:43:35 +0300 05 PM / Yemen Media

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SANA'A, May 2-An international agency reported Friday a member of the Yemeni Parliament as saying Yemen accession to the Gulf Cooperation has become an inevitable matter.

The parliament member told the Russian Sputnik News Agency that some gulf countries have reached to be satisfied about joining Yemen to the GCC given Yemen is inseparable from the gulf and Arab region.

He also said president Abd Rabu Mansour Hadi assigned hid vice president Khalid Bahah to make a visit to the gulf countries for this purpose.

Preparing a program to include Yemen in the GCC is underway and it will be decided upon in days to come, according to the source.

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