Rebel-controlled authorities in Yemen have overhauled the country’s commercial operations, generating substantial income despite worsening conditions for civilians. The restructuring has allowed the Houthis to consolidate financial control, raising concerns over how proceeds are being used amid a deepening humanitarian emergency. Experts warn the move could further destabilize an economy already strained by conflict and isolation. Full details on the financial mechanisms and their impact on aid efforts are available in the report.
The Houthis have restructured Yemen's commercial sector, securing billions in revenue amid a humanitarian crisis.
