Al-Arabi Al-Jadeed newspaper quoted government sources as saying that the internationally recognized legitimate government and the Houthi militias had reached an agreement regarding the file of salaries and oil exports in accordance with the initiative to end the recent crisis in Yemen announced by the UN envoy Hans Grünberg.

Government sources said, according to the newspaper, “The internationally recognized Yemeni government is preparing to resume the export of crude oil within two days, after a forced pause for about two years, as a result of the Houthi attacks on the oil export port in Al-Dhabba in Hadramaut Governorate.”

The sources revealed, according to the newspaper, that “the resumption of oil exports took place in accordance with the recent agreement between the government and the Houthis, which includes the Houthis allowing the government to resume exporting crude in exchange for ending the economic escalation by the government, canceling the decisions of the internationally recognized Central Bank, and returning commercial flights from Sana’a Airport to Sana’a Airport.” Amman and the opening of new destinations, including Cairo and New Delhi.”

According to the same sources, “The latest agreement stipulates that the internationally recognized government will receive the oil revenues in full within a period of 6 months, subject to extension, and that Saudi Arabia will pay the salary bill for public sector employees in the Houthi areas, equivalent to half of Yemen’s share of the revenues.” oil during the same period"

No official government comment has been issued yet regarding what the newspaper reported.