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Saudi intervention ends Socotra power crisis

  • Sudden shutdown of the power plants after the operating company withdrew and disabled control systems
  • Saudi engineering and technical teams moved immediately after receiving an appeal from local authorities
By Mohammed Nasser Asharq Al-Awsat ·

Yemen Airways launches direct flights between Socotra and Jeddah

By Arab News ·
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Houthi attack targets another ship off Yemen’s remote Socotra island

By Saeed Al-Batati ·

Saudi Arabia funds education program for Yemeni female school dropouts

By Arab News ·
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Aid supplies reach cyclone-hit areas of Yemen

By Saeed Al-Batati ·
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Yemeni governorates receive Saudi oil derivatives grant

By Arab News ·
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French-Moroccan ultra runner to test his limits in aid of education in Yemen’s Socotra

By RUA’A ALAMERI ·

Yemen’s Socotra archipelago awaits ecotourists

By AFP ·

Arab coalition transfers 18 Yemenis to Socotra after receiving treatment in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·

Saudi water project to benefit 30k in Socotra

By Arab News ·
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Iranian fishing fleet accused of illegally plundering Yemeni waters

By Saeed Al-Batati  ·

Yemen government and southern separatists agree to ceasefire, talks in Saudi Arabia

By Arab News ·

Tropical storm threatens coastal cities of Oman, Yemen

By RUA'A ALAMERI ·

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