The head of the Presidential Leadership Council in Yemen, Rashad Al-Alimi, said on Monday that the direct losses of the war in the country could rise, according to estimates by the United Nations Development Program, to $657 billion by 2030 if the war continues.

Today, Wednesday, the political parties in Taiz Governorate called on the members of the Presidential Leadership Council to assume their responsibility and begin taking courageous and effective steps to reform the economy, and work on practical solutions to re-export oil, control all resources, and enter them into the Central Bank account.

Three sources in the internationally recognized Yemeni government said on Saturday that the government is currently facing an unprecedented financial crisis, which has caused a delay in paying employees’ salaries for two months and an inability to provide fuel for power plants.

The Yemeni government announced today, Tuesday, the thwarting of 124 major smuggling operations at customs ports, including 69 kilograms of gold, as part of ongoing efforts to combat smuggling.

The conference comes within the economic and social development plan for the governorate for the year 2024-2026 AD, to come up with a vision capable of solving all agricultural problems, avoiding flood and rain disasters, and promoting agricultural development.

Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Sheikh Othman Majali, called on Sunday on the international community to support the Leadership Council and the government, and to provide the national army with elements of strength to confront the dangers and thwart the Iranian Houthi project.