Yemen History, Geography, Economy and Important Events

After the death of Sultan of Yemen in the year 1962, there was a revolution in Yemen on 26 September 1962, the revolutionary government of Yemen established a republic in Yemen with the help of Russia and Egypt. But Shahzada Hassan established the exile government of Yemen in Jeddah province of Saudi Arabia. Immediately an open war broke out between the two governments, in this conflict, Saudi Arabia and Jordan started participating in Hassan and Egypt towards the revolutionaries. The war became increasingly furious on this day, on which Sandh sent Dr. Ralph Bunch in March 1963 to establish peace in Yemen and prepare both sides for this, they will solve the problem by peaceful measures. Finally, the United Nations established Yemen peace.

Yemen is a country in Middle East Asia, located in the southwest in the Arabian Peninsula. Yemen, a country with a population of 2 million, borders Saudi Arabia in the north, the Red Sea in the west, the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Aden in the south, and Oman in the east. Yemen's geographical range also includes more than 200 islands, of which Socotra Island is the largest.

Yemen is an independent nation located on the southwest corner of the Arabian Peninsula. It has only three more marked borders and is not fixed east. The capital of this place is Sana. As of 2013, MN was US $ 61.63 billion in gross domestic product (PPP), with a per capita income of $ 2,500. Services are the largest economic sector (61.4% of GDP), followed by the industrial sector (30.9%), and agriculture (7.7%). Of these, petroleum production represents about 25% of GDP and 63% of government revenue. Only 5% of the land is cultivated. High regions are major agricultural sites. The place of coffee in dry agriculture has been prominent since time immemorial. Qat yields are rapidly replacing coffee.

Modern Standard Arabic is the official language of Yemen, while Yamani Arabic is used verbatim. Many non-Arabic languages ​​are spoken by the Sukra Islands in the Far East and the Al Mahra regime in other islands. The Yemeni sign language is used by the deaf community. Yemen is part of the motherland of South Semitic languages. Mehri is the largest South Semitic language spoken in the nation, with more than 70,000 speakers. The ethnic group itself is called Mahra. Sokotri is another South Semitic language, with speakers on the island of Sokotra, which is distinct from Arabic pressure on the Yemeni mainland. According to the 1990 census in Yemen, the number of speakers was 57,000.

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Definition of international border: L = Land Border | M = Maritime Border