الخميس, 07 مايو, 2026
New economic and development indicators released by Yemen Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation showed a continued deterioration in Yemen’s economic and humanitarian conditions, with sharp declines in GDP, rising poverty and unemployment rates, and widening humanitarian needs amid shrinking international funding. According to the ministry’s 2024–2025 “Facts and Indicators in Yemen” summary, Yemen’s real gross domestic product contracted by 43 percent between 2015 and 2024, while cumulative economic losses were estimated at $126 billion. The report warned that losses could rise to $422 billion by 2030. The indicators also showed that ..