[05/06/2023 12:48]
Aden - Saba
Yemen's Ministry of Industry has warned of the systematic Houthi "targeting and bulldozing" of the private sector, national capital, and the financial and banking sector in the areas under the terrorist Houthi militia's control, and tampering with the system of legal legislation related to the economic sector and various state resources.
In a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba) today, the ministry has said the latest manifestations of this targeting and bulldozing were the armed robbery by the militias on the headquarters of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the capital, Sana’a, and the imposition of a militia and dynasty leadership loyal to it, instead of the legitimate leadership elected by members of the General Assembly of the Chamber of Commerce. and the industrial sector in the capital, Sana’a, as well as directing the militia to pass new laws and amendments to the laws of income taxes, customs, commercial banks, and other laws that would impose more restrictions on the movement of trade and investment and the flow of goods and merchandise, burdening citizens with more unjust and illegal levies and deepening the state of division political and economic between the people and regions of the same country.
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