RIYADH - Yemen's Prime MinisterMohammed Basindwa left Saudi Arabia on Tuesday with a promise ofsupport as his country seeks to end 10 months of turbulence byimplementing a Gulf Arab peace plan, but without a concretefigure for any aid it would receive.
"Certainly we have had a concrete commitment from thegovernment of (King Abdullah) to provide Yemen with the supportthey feel is needed in this transitional period," said ForeignMinister Abubakr al-Qirbi, who is accompanying Basindwa on histour of Gulf Arab capitals.
Asked if Saudi Arabia had put a figure on the amount of aidit would give, he added: "Not yet, but I hope it will be soon."
Basindwa met Saudi King Abdullah on Monday.