SANAA, April 1 (Saba) -The Federation of Yemen Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FYCCI) on Sunday denied fabricated news, circulated, over restricting the freedoms and movements of businessmen and preventing them from traveling, as well as imposing restricts on the movement of commercial and industrial sector.
In a statement obtained by the Yemen news agency Saba, the FYCCI added that those incorrect information, circulated by some websites and social networking sites, aim to mislead people.
The statement condemned such fabrications written by cheap pens addressing false and misleading accusations of internal and external public opinion.
The statement pointed out that the private sector in Yemen, announced early to neutralize the economy, that it works within the social responsibility entrusted to it and is keen to provide food and medicine to the citizen in the circumstances experienced by the country.
"Respecting its National duty, the Federation distanced itself from such cheap pens that will bear the consequences of their immoral and illegal practices," It said.
The statement held responsible suspicious sites and cheap pens for the exploitation of private sector through their irresponsible media outlets, stressing that they will be pursued legally and judicially.
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Saba
In a statement obtained by the Yemen news agency Saba, the FYCCI added that those incorrect information, circulated by some websites and social networking sites, aim to mislead people.
The statement condemned such fabrications written by cheap pens addressing false and misleading accusations of internal and external public opinion.
The statement pointed out that the private sector in Yemen, announced early to neutralize the economy, that it works within the social responsibility entrusted to it and is keen to provide food and medicine to the citizen in the circumstances experienced by the country.
"Respecting its National duty, the Federation distanced itself from such cheap pens that will bear the consequences of their immoral and illegal practices," It said.
The statement held responsible suspicious sites and cheap pens for the exploitation of private sector through their irresponsible media outlets, stressing that they will be pursued legally and judicially.
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Saba