Yemen’s Islamic banks, which have been shut down for the best part of the last nine months in battles between pro- and anti-regime forces in the capital Sana’a, are now preparing to open up to the public.
Most of the offices had to close as street-to-street fighting in the capital had made it too dangerous to venture downtown but are now starting to get back to business as barricades and military checkpoints are cleared in the wake of the GCC-backed peace deal that will see president Ali Abdullah Saleh step down to be eventually replaced by a civilian-elected government………………………………………..Full Article: Source