AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHeritage and Daily Life: In Sana’a, residents of Yemen’s ancient capital face poverty and repression, while salary cuts deepen hardship. The Old City’s centuries-old mud-brick architecture remains on UNESCO’s World Heritage in Danger list. Women and Displacement: In Taiz, displaced mothers collect plastic bottles to sell for food as conflict and hunger leave families without secure shelter or livelihoods. Yemeni Foodways: Yemeni harees, a slow-cooked wheat and meat dish, is drawing diners in Hyderabad, where a new shop serves sweet and savoury versions. Yemeni producers are also among exhibitors at Algeria’s International Date Palm Exhibition. Coffee Culture: Yemeni coffeehouses are expanding in the United States, building on the community’s long-standing presence in bodegas and bringing Yemeni coffee traditions to new audiences.
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