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Agreement of twinning between Aden and Shanghai signed
[29 July 2010]
Seminar on women's access to parliament in Hodeidah
[29 July 2010]
GPC, JMP sign minutes of their representatives for preparing national dialogue
[29 July 2010]
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[29 July 2010]
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[28 July 2010]
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[23 July 2010]
Yemen prepares security plan to host Gulf 20th Football Championship
[21 July 2010]
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[18 July 2010]
Yemen plans flotilla to break Gaza blockade
[16 July 2010]
 
  International
Roundup: Palestinian factions urge Arab Peace Initiative Committee not to back direct talks
[28 July 2010]
UN Chief Welcomes Approval of New Chief For Un S In-House Watchdog
[28 July 2010]
SKorea-US Drills Head into Final Day
[28 July 2010]
Jordan plays important role in direct negotiations -- Lieberman
[28 July 2010]
Passenger plane crashes in Pakistan, all 152 passengers killed
[28 July 2010]
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Govt approves draft law banning use and production of chemical weapons
[19/January/2010]

SANA'A, Jan.19 (Saba) - The Cabinet approves on Tuesday a draft law banning the development, production, stockpiling and use of chemical weapons, submitted by Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The Cabinet directed the concerned ministers to follow-up completing the legal procedures for the issuance of the law.

The draft law consists of 32 articles divided into six chapters, including the name, definitions, establishment of the national committee and defining its functions, activity licenses, inspection of facilities producing or using chemicals ,prohibitions, penalties, and final provisions.

The law will keep Yemen away from any risks arising from the use of chemicals for the non-prohibited purposes by providing the preventive measures in accordance with the International Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction, ratified by our country in 2000.

Moreover, it will allow Yemen to avail from the modern global achievements in the chemical activities field for the non-prohibited purposes in the convention, so as to boost the economic development in Yemen in this field.

On the other hand, the cabinet got acquainted with the security report presented by Interior Minister on the security conditions in the country and the efforts exerted by the security services to combat crime and trace terrorists.

In this respect, the cabinet noted to those efforts and their role in keeping the security and stability and protecting society from the crime and the terrorist activities.

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