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Yemen After the War

On October 14, AGSIW and b’huth hosted a workshop on the challenges and opportunities in a post-war Yemen.

October 14, 2016 Washington, DC
Yemen After the War
b'huth Director General Mohammed Baharoon (left) and AGSIW Executive Vice President Ambassador Stephen A. Seche

On October 14, AGSIW and b’huth hosted a workshop on the challenges and opportunities in a post-war Yemen. Led by b’huth Director General Mohammed Baharoon and AGSIW Executive Vice President Ambassador Stephen A. Seche, the workshop brought together more than 20 experts on Yemen from multiple disciplines, to map out the biggest challenges for any future Yemeni government and the international community, including ensuring long-term peace, and shouldering the economic and fiscal burden of post-conflict reconstruction.

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