Yemen Observer

SANA’A: A LIVING MUSEUM (Book)

Sat, 01 May 2004 19:34:16 PST

Sana’a: A Living Museum
May 2004
(Hardcover, Color, 96 pp.)

In 2004, Sana’a was named the Arab Cultural Capital. In commemoration of this great event, the Yemen Observer issued a special publication, Sana’a: A Living Museum, highlighting some of the special events carried out over the year while also focusing on the incredible history of Yemen’s beautiful capital.

THE ARAB CONFERENCE FOR MINERAL RESOURCES (Book)

Fri, 20 Jun 2003 09:09:16 PST

The 8th Arab Conference for Mineral Resources – Sana’a
June 2003
(Hardcover, Color, 96 pp.)

The 8th Arab Conference for Mineral Resources was an opportunity for international companies to see Yemen firsthand. This handbook, published by the Yemen Observer, remains a valuable tool for looking into the enormous potential for lucrative investment in Yemen’s minerals field—including untapped gold, silver and other deposits.

THE REVOLUTION ( Book)

Thu, 26 Sep 2002 11:37:16 PST

The Revolution- Book
September 2002
(Softcover, B&W, 47 pp.)

An overview of the history and people that made Yemen’s September 26, 1962 revolution a reality. This book provides valuable insight into the conditions that led to the overthrow of the xenophobic and oppressive Imamate that ruled North Yemen for much of the 20th century, ultimately setting the stage for the creation of the modern Republic of Yemen.

SECOND INTERNATIONAL YEMEN OIL & GAS CONFERENCE (Book)

Thu, 20 Jun 2002 09:11:38 PST

The 2nd International Oil & Gas Conference
June 2002
(Hardcover, Color, 94 pp.)

A promotional guide to Yemen’s oil industry, its publication was timed to coincide with the 2nd International Oil & Gas Conference as a handbook for potential investors.

UNITY (Book)

Mon, 22 May 2000 09:07:38 PST

Unity
May 2000
(Hardcover, Color, 48 pp.)

Published on the 10th anniversary of Yemen’s National Day, May 22, 2000, this book is a tribute to the formation of the modern Yemen, forged through the unification of the former Yemen Arab Republic (North Yemen) and People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (South Yemen) in 1990.