A Yemeni journalist specializing in economic affairs warned of the high rates of inflation in the country and its effects on the lives and livelihoods of citizens, calling for urgent government intervention to limit its repercussions.

Yemeni Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed Awad bin Mubarak announced on Tuesday that the government is preparing an investment map for promising sectors, including fisheries, in cooperation with Yemen’s development partners, as part of its drive to develop and diversify revenues and focus on added value to support the national economy and overcome previous imbalances.

In a dangerous escalation that could exacerbate the economic situation, the Iranian-backed Houthi terrorist militia launched an attack with three drones at dawn yesterday, Friday, in an attempt to target the Safer oil facility in Ma'rib Governorate, northeastern Yemen.

In a neighborhood in Kuwait City, a forty-year-old businessman, Abdul Rahman Al-Enezi, sat looking sadly at his empty office. Two years ago, this place was bustling with activity and employees, but today it has become almost deserted.

The current Yemeni government is still working until now without approving the state’s general budget. What economic, political and social disasters will result from such an administrative defect? Economic analyst and researcher Wahid Al-Foudayi answers this question in this paper.

The hospital tourism sector in Turkey has emerged, in recent years, as one of the tourism trends that contribute to achieving more income and continuing activity in the tourism sector throughout the year.