In the context of strengthening international cooperation and supporting economic and financial stability in Yemen, the Central Bank of Yemen held, on Tuesday evening, 27/20/2025, an expanded meeting with the ambassadors of the European Union countries accredited in the Republic of Yemen.

The meeting was chaired by the deputy ruler of the Central Bank of Yemen and the presence of the bank’s leaders, where the current economic conditions in the country were discussed, in addition to the most prominent developments related to the banking sector to the banking areas of mobile areas.
During the meeting, the two sides affirmed the Yemeni government to implement international decisions related to the classification of the Houthi group as a foreign terrorist organization, and the need to intensify international efforts to prevent the group from exploiting financial institutions to finance its terrorist activities.
During the meeting, the great challenges facing Yemeni banks were reviewed in maintaining their relations with correspondence banks abroad, as a result of organizational pressure and risks related to the terrorist procedures of the Houthi militia.
In this context, the Deputy Governor explained that the Central Bank is making an integral efforts to coordinate with international partners to help Yemeni banks to restore and enhance their external relations, allowing them to continue financing imports and facilitating expatriate transport operations, in a way that serves the national economy and achieving relative stability in current cases.