Yemen

Red, white, black and green are called the pan-Arab colors and have been historically linked to the Arab people and Islamic faith for centuries. The red stripe represents the blood shed during the country's struggle for independence. The white symbolizes hope for the future, and the black stripe represents an end to the country's dark past.

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Yemen's most famous dish is saltah (sometimes spelt "salta").

Sana'a is in western Yemen.

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1-Sana'a - Capital City of Yemen

2-Aden- Yemen's economy capital

3-Ibb- yemen trouism city

4-Mukala-Port

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Saudi Arabia has a king (King Abdullah bin Abdul Azziz Al-Saud)

Japan has an Emperor (Emperor Akihito)

Yemen's last king Muhammad al-Badr was deposed in 1970 and died in 1996. Yemen is currently run by an autocratic, non-monarchical government.

Yemen is the furthest south on the Arabian peninsula.

No. There are no rainforests in the Middle East.

Historically, there were once massive cedar forests in the middle east. These forests were cut down, which lead to mass salinity and eventually desert. It triggered climate change that lead to entire civilizations abandoning perfectly functional cities. However, even these cedar forests were not rainforests as they did not have a sufficient amount of rain.

Yemen is on the southern (and south-western) part of the Arabian Peninsula.

"Biblical times" is the span of 4000 years, in this period a lot of kingdoms arose and fell in that region. A kingdom of Sheba is actually mentioned in the Bible and the Qur'an, and it is assumed to have been located in the Yemen area.

This is a common misconception that countries fall into a ranking of 1st, 2nd and 3rd "worlds". The expression "Third World" is based on European bias. On this basis Yemen would be described as part of the Third World. This does not alter the fact that Yemen (and many countries like it) has a distinguished cultural history of its own.

Dubai started to export oil in 1969. The first export shipment of oil produced from the field Fateh was around 180 thousand barels.

Dubai has approximately 4 billion barrels of oil in reserve and holds the second place in terms of oil reserves in the UAE. Dubai Petroleum Co (DPC) is the main operator in the Emirate. Dubai's oil production peaked in 1991 at 410,000 b/d and has been steadily declining ever since.

Revenues from oil and natural gas currently account for less than 6% of the Emirate's revenues. It is estimated that Dubai produces 50,000 to 70,000 barrels (11,000 m3) of oil a day and substantial quantities of gas from offshore fields.

The two main crops of Yemen are coffee and 'qat' which is a mild stimulant.

They also have oil and natural gas reserves.

Other than these commodities, Yemen does not have a high production rate.

Saudi Arabia

It can either mean 'Sunshine' or 'Brilliance'. As a name it predicts she is outstanding. capable of building lasting friendships. Ensures 100% effort. Embraces criticism and achieves dramatic results.

Actually it's a name of a du-a'a in the Islamic prayer.

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 sports. Hope this gives you some help.

at the bottom of Yemen is the arabian sea thats your answer

Relative to the size of other countries, Yemen is a small or small/medium sized country.

The Gulf of Aden is a body of water bordered by Yemen at its north and by Djibouti, Somaliland, and Somalia along its south. In the west, it faces the Bab el-Mandeb which is a small strait that separates Yemen and Djibouti. In the east, it merges into the larger Arabian Sea.

Abd Al-Razaq Al-Ashwal is the Minister of Education for Yemen.

North Yemen became independent from the Ottoman Empire in 1918.

What is the value of two hunderd rials from central

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