The National Team For Foreign Outreach - Yemen

The salaries of more than 1.2 million public sector employees have been interrupted since the transfer of the Central Bank’s operations from the Capital, Sana’a,

The suffering of more than 1.2 million public service employees and their dependents continues and their living situation exacerbates due to the interruption of their

Despite the UN-declared truce agreement, which entered into force on 2 April 2022, the living conditions of more than 1.2 million public sector employees and

Since the beginning of the military operations carried out by the Saudi-led War Coalition against Yemen on March 26th, 2015 along with their full blockade

The salary interruption crisis of more than 1.2 million public service employees has been going on since the CBY operations were transferred from the Capital

With the advent of the New Year 2022 and the ongoing military war on Yemen, which enters its eighth year, the salary crisis continues to

Another year has passed while the salary crisis is going on in its sixth year. The interruption of public sector employees’ salaries has continued since

The salary file and the interruption of public service employees’ salaries are still bending since the administration of CBY and all its functions were transferred

The economic situation continues to worsen and deteriorate for the majority of Yemenis in all governorates, especially public service employees, due to the non-disbursement of

The salary crisis, for nearly 1.2 million public sector employees, has been going on since August 2016. This has led to continuous deterioration in the

The salary crisis has been exacerbated by the closure of all doors in front of initiatives calling for the neutralization of the economy and the

More than 1.5 million public sector employees have been living in the Yemeni Capital, Sana’a, and the areas under the control of the National Salvation