Deputy Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Dr. Nezar Basoheib met on Thursday in the interim capital Aden with the delegation of the World Food Program (WFP).

The designated Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik urges the Yemeni political forces of different orientations to grasp the opportunity that Riyadh Agreement offers to align themselves in a national united front in order to eliminate Houthi theocratic militia's coup and restore the official government.

Yemen’s Central Bank took a number of initial measures to control the dramatic depreciation of the national currency.

The designated Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik met on Tuesday with the American Ambassador to the republic of Yemen Christopher Henzel.

The Military Court in Marib has sentenced arrest of 175 of Houthi militia's leaders inside and outside Yemen and authorized security forces and I Interpol to implement the sentence in accordance with the applied measures.

The Council of Arab Ministers in charge of environment called for immediate practical measures to avoid a looming environmental catastrophe in the Red Sea in case that oil spill from Safer oil tanker.

One woman is reported to have been killed and 11 civilians more including women and children injured on Monday by Houthi theocratic militants who targeted the residential areas eastern the city of Taiz with tanks' rounds.

Minister of Information Mua'mar al-Iryani discussed Monday with France's Ambassador to Yemen Christian Testu a number of common concern issues and means of improving relations between the two countries.

Governor of Aden Ahmed Lamlas met on Monday with the UNDP's delegation who are on a visit to the interim capita Aden currently.

Foreign Minister Mohammed al-Hadrami and his Kuwaiti counterpart Sheikh Ahmed al-Sobah discussed bilateral ties between the two countries through a phone conversation on Monday.

A research paper issued by the Yemeni embassy in Washington demonstrated the ideological foundations and terrorist methods of the Houthi rebel militia in Yemen.

The National Emergency Committee militia fully accountable for the resurrection of Polio in the militia controlled regions, namely in Sa'ada and Hajjah where the militia prevented vaccination teams from operating. It is important to mentioned that Yemen was declared free-polio country in 2006.

The theocratic imamate notion had proved to be the most formidable challenge Yemeni people had to face throughout Yemen's Islamic history.

Vice President Lt. Gen. Ali Mohsen Saleh said Marib will remain an impenetrable shield for the Republic, referring to the government’s eastern stronghold that resists an unrelenting war by the Houthi theocratic militia.

The Governor of Marib governorate Maj. Gneral Sultan al-Arradah stated that Yemeni peoples are willing to keep on fighting and extending sacrifices until gaining victory and defeat the theocratic racist Iran-backed Houthi militia which dreams to bring the abhorrent Imamate regime back.

Kuwait, Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom (UK) confirmed that the International Community (IC) is committed to support the sovereignty of Yemen, unity, and its territorial integrity, peace process in Yemen and the International Security Council resolutions in relevance, including the resolution 2216, GCC's Initiative, its executive mechanism and outcomes of National Dialogue Conference.

The State of Kuwait announced Thursday a contribution to humanitarian actions in Yemen with $20 million from the Kuwaiti Fund for Arab Economic Development, warning of the serious impacts of Houthi militia's military escalation on Marib governorate.

Minister of Information Mua'mar al-Iryani discussed Thursday with the Under Secretary General for Political and Negotiations Affairs of the Gulf Countries Council Abdulaziz al-Uwaisheq latest developments in Yemen under Houthi militia's military escalation in all warfronts and continuous shelling on populated neighborhoods of Marib city.

The Government of Yemen has confirmed that Houthi militia's coup against the state caused horrible deterioration in all developmental and productive sectors, including education, health, agricultural and water and sanitation sectors.

Governor of Shabwa Mohammad bin Adyo signed Thursday with al-Waseet for Contracts Office a treaty for finalizing a project for constructing five studying halls at the Community College here with the cost of YR 27 million.