The Central Bank of Yemen affirmed that it will do its duties in restoring the stability and protection of the national currency and the banking and banking sector, and facilitating its tasks, strengthening partnership and cooperation with sisterly, friendly countries, international financial and banking institutions to deal with the effects and consequences of the Houthi terrorist militia classification and their repercussions on the financial and economic sectors and the interests and transactions of citizens Throughout the Republic of Yemen.

He called in the statement issued by the meeting of its exceptional board of directors in the temporary capital of Aden, the Presidential Command Council and the government to provide the necessary support to the bank, so that it can carry out its duties with all professionalism and independence.

He stressed the redirect of all revenues to the public government account in the central bank without allocating to re -plan the spending and use the available resources for inevitable financing from the obligations and according to the priorities.

The statement pointed out that the ongoing developments that cast a shadow over the lives of citizens, especially in the living and service aspects, are an inevitable result of the Houthi terrorist militia war on the Yemeni people and the continuation of their attacks on oil facilities and facilities and causing them to stop oil and gas exports, which constitute the most important public treasury resources besides Other sabotage practices launched by their intelligence devices, in various aspects, especially its war against the stability of the national currency and the promotion of forged rumors and reports that serve its purposes and that has escalated recently since it was classified as an international terrorist group and in light of the unfortunate impotence of the relevant institutions.

The statement pointed out that the bank has repeatedly warned the bank since the escalation of Houthi attacks on the state’s guidance sectors, foremost of which is the oil sector in October 2022 of the dangerous fate and the consequences of the criminal militia attacks and suggested many of the treatments necessary to reduce the effects and avoid bottlenecks in salaries and services. >

He appealed to the Board of Directors of the Central Bank, the Presidential Command Council and the government to take possible measures to restart the sovereign policy facilities to serve the public good and improve the livelihood of citizens and provides the minimum services that have become in their worst.

He also called for the activation of all devices and institutions and the treatment of bottlenecks that exacerbated in light of the almost complete absence of officials.