Almotamar.net - Yemen's Prime Minister Dr Ali Mohammed Mujawar admitted that this government faces problems because of stand of the Genera; People's Congress (GPC) parliamentary majority that refuses many of laws proposed by the government.

The prime minister said his government faces problems with the parliament regarding approval of some draft laws although the government is that of the majority. He added that the parliament plays a big role with regard to the political side and all draft laws are passed through it.

Dr Mujawar made it clear there is a programme of the government that defined new trends concerning issues of investment. He added that priority is to be given to the private sector with the aim of gradually limiting unemployment. For Yemen investment in it is the best in the region as the investor gets bigger opportunities in a short time and in one file and that makes Yemen receive big trust from Arab and foreign investors.

In an interview published in the Algerian Al-Shitouq newspaper the prime minister emphasised that relations between Yemen and Algeria are firm due to the same religion and the brotherhood tying them. He said " there many areas of cooperation between the two countries and I am making great effort to develop them to the best especially in cultural, educational, the vocational formation and higher education and we are ambitious to make our relations more cemented." The prime minister also talked about his memories when he was studying at the university Algeria.