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Yemen has a population of over 23 million people who are primarily Arab and Muslim. The country's location between Saudi Arabia and Oman on the southern end of the Arabian Peninsula has influenced its economy and culture. Three key economic sectors in Yemen are fishing, agriculture, and trading/tourism, which are all supported by the country's natural environment and climate differences between northern and southern Yemen. Culturally, Yemen is known for its traditional crafts like onyx stone carving in Sana'a and wool weaving, as well as perfume production. Traditional costumes vary depending on whether one lives in the highlands, plateaus, coastal plains, or desert areas of Yemen.
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- 1. Community of Yemen Yemeni People life and Civilization Nature Relationship
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- 4. Economic Activities The Climate nature extant in Yemen south and north due to unique geographical differences somehow affected and contributed to develop the business type of works that People have been applying for long decades since an ancient time. Three main economic sectors of Yemen: • Fishing • Agriculture • Trading and Tourism Remarkably, Such work fields are basically supported by their natural environment aspects.
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- 6. Traditional and well- known industry crafts We will have just some of the craft works which are famous in Yemen. • Onyx industry: The opal industry in Yemen CRAFT which is famous for its ancient Sanaa specifically and very popular internally and externally sourced from gems • Weaving industry: Knitting has many stages and are very easy to start the process of spinning wool animals to extract strings using spinning and numerator machines • Incense and perfume industry: Found two types of incense "incense black" and "white incense." Each type of species is also divided into two types of incense Araisi and incense normal.
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