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Finance Minister meets IMF mission
[07 November 2009]
German University to participate in ideological biodiversity workshop in Aden
[07 November 2009]
5 suspects trafficking citizens to Saudi territories arrested
[07 November 2009]
Child arrested while attempting to blow up Sam Refugees Camp
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62 Ethiopians arrived at Ahwar Coast
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Piracy, a concern shakes international navigation
[04 November 2009]
Year later, flood-affected people still waiting for support
[03 November 2009]
Europeans to enjoy Yemen's history, beauty
[31 October 2009]
Yemeni hospitals refuse receiving swine flu infected
[27 October 2009]
French cooperation in Yemen: long-standing and diverse
[25 October 2009]
 
  International
Saudi Monarch Bears Expenses of 1000 International Pilgrims
[07 November 2009]
Dubai Police seize 1.5 million drug pills in first 9 months of 09
[07 November 2009]
Gulf States and Yemen
[07 November 2009]
OIC Chief Welcomes UN General Assembly Resolution on Goldstone Report
[06 November 2009]
Sheikh Khalifa re-elected president of UAE
[03 November 2009]
  Tourism
statue of king Huter Athet
Paris Louvre brings back bronze statue to Yemen after restoration
[27/October/2007]
SANA'A, (Saba) - Louvre Museum in the French capital Paris has brought back a bronze statue of one of the kings of Sheba Kingdom after finishing restoration measures by the Museum.

The length of the bronze statue of king Huter Athet, is 160 centimeters, dating to the 6th century BC.General Authority for Antiquities and Museums has sent the statue to the Louvre in last December for repairing for five months.

Meanwhile, Culture Minister Mohammed al-Muflahi talked in a meeting held on Friday in Paris with director of the Louvre Museum Henri Loyrette on fields of cooperation between the museum and the ministry and the possibility of repairing other Yemeni acquisitions in the museum, which receives annually about eight million visitors.

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