Yemen facing hardship as weapon
The ongoing aggression against Yemen since 2015 has resulted in the destruction of the national economy, with the country losing more than $100 billion. The gross domestic product has declined, and oil and gas exports have come to a halt. The government authority and the coalition control 85% of the oil wealth, while the occupied areas suffer from salary shortages and misery. Widespread corruption, considered fundamental in resource management, complicates the crisis further and turns the country into a hostile environment for investments, perpetuating the cycle of poverty and corruption. The solution requires empowering the people to become self-reliant and reducing dependence on authority and foreign funding.
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