The UAE said on Wednesday it would invest $1 billion in the electricity infrastructure of government-held Yemen, which has been devastated by civil war.
Yemen: Council approves conclusions calling for a renewed momentum in the peace efforts
Today, the Council approved conclusions on Yemen expressing the EU’s grave concern over the deterioration of the security, economic and humanitarian situation in the country. The EU will continue to …
Abu Dhabi’s GSU to launch $1bln energy projects in Yemen
The agreement will see the company implement a portfolio including projects in solar and wind energy alongside the development of distribution networks in the country, GSU said in a statement …
UAE pledges $1 billion investment in electricity for govt-controlled Yemen
The United Arab Emirates said on Wednesday it would invest $1 billion in the electricity infrastructure of government-held Yemen, which has been devastated by civil war.
Republic of Yemen: Developing a Short-Term Emergency Revenue Plan Embedded in Structural Reforms for the General Taxation Department
This technical assistance report responds to a request from Yemen’s Prime Minister and acting Minister of Finance to support the General Taxation Department (GTD) in formulating a short-term emergency …
Israeli airstrike kills prime minister of Yemen’s Houthi government
Ahmad al-Rahawi, the prime minister of the Houthi-led government in Yemen looks on during a visit by Houthi government officials to the Hamas office in Sanaa, Yemen this month. Rahwi was seen largely …
Houthi court in Yemen hands down death sentences to 17 people accused of spying
A Houthi-controlled court in Yemen has sentenced 17 people to death for allegedly spying for foreign governments.
Tribunal hutí en Yemen condena a muerte a 17 acusados de espionaje
Un tribunal controlado por los hutíes en la capital de Yemen condenó a 17 personas por espionaje y las sentenció a muerte en medio de una …
Houthi court sentences 18 UN aid workers to death over alleged Israel spying
A Houthi court in Sanaa sentences 18 UN aid workers to death for allegedly spying for Israel. The UN condemns the ruling, warning obstruction of humanitarian relief in Yemen risks famine for millions.
Families of Yemeni aid workers detained by Houthi rebels despair for their fate
Yemen’s Houthi rebels have arrested dozens of workers with United Nations agencies, aid groups and nongovernmental organizations.