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Shoura chairman back home
[21 November 2009]
Sana'a Forum delegations leave Yemen
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Yemen, IOM talk project to face mixed migration
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Sana'a Grouping assures full support for Yemen
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[19 November 2009]
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[16 November 2009]
Yemen launches exporting gas shipments from its strategic project
[09 November 2009]
Piracy, a concern shakes international navigation
[04 November 2009]
Year later, flood-affected people still waiting for support
[03 November 2009]
 
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Egypt's Mubarak blames Israel for undermining the peace process
[21 November 2009]
Suleiman: Lebanon has right to use all legitimate means to liberate lands
[21 November 2009]
UAE paper criticizes latest Israeli decision to built more homes in Eastern Jerusalem
[21 November 2009]
Israeli Army Kidnapped 6200 Children Since 2000: Report
[21 November 2009]
Kuwait-Iran ties deeply rooted - report
[20 November 2009]
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Ltd Nautilus firm to invest $ 70 billion in Yemen
[11/November/2007]


SANA'A, Nov. 11 (Saba)- The International Ltd Nautilus Asset Management firm announced on Sunday its readiness to increase the volume of its investments in Yemen to $70 billion for the coming ten years in various field.

In a press conference held in Sana'a, the chairman of the firm Ken Jones said that a understanding memo has been signed recently by the firm and Electricity and Energy Ministry to generate wind power and its capacity of 1000 megawatts.

Jones pointed that the power project would be one of 12 strategic projects the firm intends to implement in the country.

Jones noted that the 12 projects would provide a large number of jobs opportunities for Yemeni workers.

"We expect to provide more than 3000 jobs in the project of an oil refinery and more than 10000 jobs in a railway project", said Jones.

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