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Economic Recovery and Rebuilding Processes from Official Perspective… Dr. Thabet: Unifying Forces and Providing Political Stability is Important to Continue the Rebuilding Activity

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Poverty and Displacement are Economic Factors that Increase the Phenomenon of Early Marriage in Yemen

Economic and Social Factors that Forced Children in Yemen to Work

The Division of Monetary Policy Affects the Stability of the Currency and the Yemeni Economy

Establishing an Effective Coordination Mechanism between the Private Sector and Local Organizations is a Necessity for Economic Recovery

Due to the Conflict in Yemen, Economic Losses Require the Intervention of Donor Countries

Economic Recovery and Rebuilding Processes from Official Perspective… Dr. Thabet: Unifying Forces and Providing Political Stability is Important to Continue the Rebuilding Activity

Political Stability Will Provide Opportunities for Investment in the Industrial Sector

Calls to Direct Relief Funds towards Economic Recovery

Extending the Concept of “Humanitarian Response” to Include Economic Recovery Efforts

The Private Sector as a Key Factor for Economic Recovery

Economic Recovery Attempts in Yemen

A Comprehensive Assessment of the Situation in Yemen is One of the Most Important Pillars of the Success of the Rebuilding Process

73.3% of the Yemeni Social Infrastructure and Fabric is Destroyed Completely

Post-conflict rebuilding priorities and steps

Psychological Rehabilitation

Societal Views on Rebuilding in Yemen… Citizens Stress on the Importance of Providing a Database and Inventorying Damage

The Private Sector is an Essential Partner in the Rebuilding Phase… Qaflah: The private sector is ready to contribute to rebuilding and recovery in Yemen, and our problem lies in the contracting sector

International and Local Organizations. Humanitarian and Relief Response

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