On Wednesday, professors and academics at five Yemeni universities organized protests to demand that the government improve their living conditions, pay all their overdue financial dues, and restructure salaries to be in hard currency before 2015.

Today, Sunday, the Chairman of the Presidential Leadership Council, President Dr. Rashad Muhammad Al-Alimi, discussed with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Sheikh Sultan Al-Barkani, and members of the Council’s Presidency, Eng. Muhammad Al-Shaddadi and Dr. Mohsen Basara, the latest developments in the political, economic and service situations, and the measures required to enhance the role of state institutions.

Member of the Presidential Leadership Council, Dr. Abdullah Al-Alimi, stressed today, Wednesday, the importance and necessity of supporting the government in order to fulfill its obligations in various fields, including maintaining the cohesion of the national currency.

The Public Prosecution, in cooperation with the Central Bank branch and the security services in Al Mahrah Governorate, launched today an intensive campaign to close unlicensed exchange companies that violate regulatory regulations.

The Presidential Leadership Council affirmed the state's keenness to bear full responsibility for alleviating the burden of living conditions, with its absolute commitment to strengthening unity of ranks and focusing on the fateful battle to restore state institutions and end the coup.

The Central Bank of Yemen, headquartered in Aden, announced on Tuesday the auction price announced last Monday for the sale of foreign currency, set at thirty million riyals.