Minister of Culture and Tourism Dr. Ali al-Yafei held a meeting on Thursday with official responsible for the tourism sector in Ibb province Ghanem Awsaj to discuss various aspects of tourism work in the region and the challenges it faces.

The Ministry of Culture and Tourism received on Sunday a group of artifacts from Sheikh Mohammed Saleh Naseem, one of the sons of Jawf province.

The National Center for Meteorology and Early Warning expected relatively cold weather in the highlands, and partly cloudy in the coastal and desert areas during the next 24 hours.

The General Authority for Antiquities and Museums recently issued the seventh issue of the Yemeni Antiquities Annals "Azal", which deals with the practical activities of the Authority.

Minister of Culture and Tourism Dr. Ali al-Yafei met on Sunday with Director of the General Authority for the Preservation of Historic Cities and Monuments Mukhtar al-Kuhlani to assess damage to the historic city of Zabid following recent heavy rains in Hodeida province.

SANA'A September 01. 2024 (Saba) — Yemen’s Minister of Culture and Tourism Dr. Ali Al-Yafai on Sunday called for contributions from businessmen and financiers to support the reconstruction of the late great Yemeni poet Abdullah al-Baraduni’s house.

SANA'A August 20. 2024 (Saba) - An expanded meeting was held on Tuesday at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in Sana'a, headed by Minister Ali Al-Yafei.

SANA'A August 18. 2024 (Saba) - A meeting in Sana'a headed by the Minister of Culture and Tourism, Dr. Ali Al-Yafei, discussed on Sunday the progress of work in the tourism sector and ways to develop and grow it.

TAIZ November 04.2022 (Saba) - Member of the Supreme Political Council Sultan Al-Same'i on Friday praised the expansion of the tourist projects and facilities in Al-Hawban city of Taiz province, which is a transit point to other provinces and suitable environment for successful investment.

SANA'A, Feb. 28 (Saba) - Yemen demanded on Sunday UNESCO to help to return a looted Yemeni bronze ibex exhibited in French and Japanese museums by a Qatari prince. 

SANA'A, Feb. 05 (Saba) - Last Monday, the Dhofar Museum in Ibb province was robbed, resulting in the theft of two antique pieces, one of which is a Sabaean Hamiri seal and the second is a Brunei piece with an inscription within 13 lines.

SANA'A, Jan. 31 (Saba) -Tourism in Yemen is a promising sector, since Yemen is one of the traditional cradles of civilization and possesses a wide variety of natural and historic attractions that make it a tourist landmark.

SANA'A, Jan. 10 (Saba) -The ubiquitous stained-glass “Qamariya” windows – the “windows of the moon”, but at night it becomes a stunning, luminous wonder.

SANA'A, Jan. 09 (Saba) - The people of Mahra province have denounced foreign interventions aimed at obliterating Mahra's identity.

SANA’A, Jan. 3 (Saba) –This is a Yemeni dagger. It’s called a Jambiya. It use this at weddings, parties and holidays. There are many types of Jambiya in Yemen.

SANA'A, Dec. 29 (Saba) -Yemen coffee is a drink that is dripping with history. This is the region where coffee as an industry first grew from nothingness to world prominence, and the roots of the coffee culture it contains are as deep as they get.

AMRAN, Dec. 29 - Culture Minister Abdullah al-Kebsi inaugurated on Monday a project to repair 30 houses in the old city of Sana’a in the Capital Sana'a.

SANA'A, Dec. 19 (Saba) - Shaharh is certainly not the only fortified mountain village in Yemen, but it is definitely among the most spectacular. At 2600m above sea level in the middle of a craggy mountain landscape of fissures and gorges, the town’s landscape is heaped in drama.

SANA'A, Dec. 13 (Saba) -Built on top of a tall natural rock spire, the Dar al Hajar palace looks like a place straight out of fantasy land.

MARIB, Dec. 09 (Saba) -The mighty Sabaean civilisation endured for about 14 centuries and was based not only on the spice trade, but also on agriculture. The impressive dam, built at Ma'rib in the 8th century, provided irrigation for farmland and stood for over a millennium. Some Sabaean carved inscriptions from this period are still extant.