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UK aid helps vaccinate over 450,000 people to prevent the spread of deadly cholera in Yemen
Penny Mordaunt demands full humanitarian access so that even more vulnerable people can receive the vaccinations they need.
UK to save 50,000 people from threat of landmines worldwide
To mark International Mine Awareness Day, International Development Secretary Penny Mordaunt announces new support to clear landmines
UK gives more emergency food for Yemen as number at risk of starvation reaches all time high of 8 million
UK aid to provide more emergency food for Yemen as number of people at risk of starvation continues to increase
Yemen needs inclusive peace talks, UK says as conflict enters its fourth year
Statement on Yemen from the Foreign Secretary and the International Development Secretary.
New UK-Saudi Arabia partnership to boost livelihoods and economic development in world’s poorest countries
UK and Saudi Arabia announce new partnership on Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia's first visit
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Foreign Secretary statement on military action in Hodeidah
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UK aid helps vaccinate over 450,000 people to prevent the spread of deadly cholera in Yemen
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Foreign Secretary's statement on the Iran nuclear deal, 9 May 2018
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Our mission
Due to the deterioration in the situation, the British Embassy in Sana’a temporarily suspended its operations on 11 February 2015 and diplomatic staff were withdrawn. Our Ambassador and his team, which include FCO, MOD, and DFID staff, are currently based in Saudi Arabia and Amman, and are supporting efforts to end the current conflict. DFID works with partners in Yemen to address urgent humanitarian needs and contribute to an effective recovery. For further information on development see DFID Yemen.
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Yemen economic factsheet
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FOI Release: ministerial briefings including Al-Qaeda or AQAP
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