Spokesman: New 50-Riyal coin milestone in Yemen’s economic sovereignty

The spokesperson for the Government of Change and Construction, Hashem Sharaf al-Din, said the issuance of the new 50-riyal coin represents nothing less than “a cornerstone in building Yemen’s sovereignty” and a new page in the nation’s record of economic victories—one that will not be the last in its ongoing journey of resilience, progress, and transformation.

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