History of Yemen

History of Yemen

 The history of Yemen is very old and the period of changes of ownership here is known for historical links.  Various civilizations were formed in Yemen, the most famous of which are the Arab, Sabian and former South Yemeni Christian empires.  Historical information for Yemen is difficult to determine due to land changes.

 Historically, the Arab-Muslim system of government was established in Yemen.  The Muslim rule in Yemen began after the Hijra when Mu'adh bin Jabal, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad, took over the rule of the Muslims in Yemen in the year 10 Hijri.

 Yemen was later ruled by the rulers of the Umayyad Caliphate, Abbasid Caliphate and Fatimid Caliphate.  Later, Yemen was occupied by Zanzibar Kingdom, which was controlled by the British Empire.  After the British Empire, Yemen was occupied by the British due to successive Arab governments, after which various changes took place in Yemen.

 In 1962, the South Yemeni Democracy was established in Yemen, while in 1962, the Islamic Republic of Yemen was formed.  Later, in 1990, North Yemen and South Yemen united as a country, after which Yemen was established as a joint government in the form of democracy.

 The history of Yemen is very vague and I have only limited information that is part of my available history.  If you want more details, I can try to give you more information about the dates in Yemen.

What is the total population of Yemen?

 I try to keep the information up-to-date, but I do not currently have the latest statistical information.  My availability cutoff cut is up to September 2021.

 As of September 2021, there are cumulative figures on Yemen's population that were in 2018 according to the S.V.'s Analytical Declaration.  At that time, the population of Yemen was approximately 29 million.

 Please check the information below as a consolation and verify the latest data capabilities from relevant historical sources.  It is possible that there have been changes in the population of Yemen in today's history.

 For the most up-to-date information, you can contact Yemen's official institutions, administrations, or potential organizations to get Yemen's current population information.

 What is the total area of ​​Yemen?

 The total area of ​​Yemen is approximately 535,000 square kilometers.  It is possible to carry out a direct geographical survey of the area by consulting official sources to confirm the latest information.

 Which is the neighboring country of Yemen?

 Neighboring countries of Yemen include:

 Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia is located on the northeastern border of Yemen.  The two countries share a long border with Saudi Arabia and Yemen.

 Oman: Oman is located on the northwestern border of Yemen.  The length of the Omani border from Yemen's Al Hudaydah Valley is about 390 km.

 Somalia: Somalia is located on the southeastern border of Yemen.  Connects the coastal region of Aden with Somalia.

 Gibraltar (Gibral Tariq): Gibraltar is the state of Gibraltar which is a British territory.  It is separated from the disputed areas of Yemen's southern sea coast.

 These countries are located in the neighborhood of Yemen, however, to confirm the latest information on the actual borders and political status of the countries, it will be necessary to consult official sources.

 What is the financial situation of Yemen?

 I don't have the latest information, but I can provide general information about Yemen's financial situation.

 Yemen's financial situation is very problematic and the country is facing various issues that affect its financial health.  Yemen has been affected by internal conflicts, political crises, natural disasters and an increasing burden of refugees.

 Yemen's financial situation is experiencing instability, rising debt levels, trade deficits, violence and explosions, lack of basic facilities, lack of employment, and dwindling foreign aid.