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Where is Yemen?

Yemen is located in southwest Asia on the southern tip of theArabian Peninsula. Yemen is bordered by Saudi Arabia to the north,Oman to the east, the Red Sea to the west and th… (MORE)
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What is the capital of Yemen?

Yemen's capital is Sana'a (صنعاء) , sometimesspelled as Sanaa or á¹¢an'ā'. As Yemen fractures in its current civilwar, the Houthis have taken control of … (MORE)
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What is the population for Yemen?

As of 2012, the total population of the country of Yemen was 23.85million. Yemen is a small Arabic country that is located in WesternAsia.
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Capitol of Yemen?

The Capital is Sana'a. it is also the largest city. Free to add to my answer!
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What are the demographics of Yemen?

All Yemenis citizens are Arabs include other Arabs and small number of jewish(600) as a nationaldemography, also there are a million Somalis refugees, and a thousands of thous… (MORE)
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Sports in Yemen?

I'm doing research on that right now in school and so far I have found they are really into "football" aka soccer. They also have been to the Olympics in swimming and other sp… (MORE)
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Who is the President of Yemen?

Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi is thePresident of Yemen. After unification of South and North Yemen, Abdullah Saleh becameChairman of the Presidential council, until he became Presi… (MORE)
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What does Yemen export?

Yemen's top exports are crude oil 81.5% refined oil products 11.8%and fish & seafood 2.4% Most of the remaining 4.3% of exportsconsists of various agricultural products.
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What is the temperature in Yemen?

The climate in Yemen is various and depends on the different altitudes of the regions. There are no distinctive limits between the seasons. Generally there are two main seas… (MORE)
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What is grown in Yemen?

Yemen is a very small country along with Oman and Saudi Arabia and they grow the same things which include, Bananas, Grapes, Dates, Watermelons, Barley, Wheat, Cucumbers and … (MORE)