Yemen has a population of 18 million with low annual rainfall and high infant mortality and literacy rates. Its economy depends on oil and fish exports. Yemen was previously two separate countries that united in 1990 but still struggles with education, having a low literacy rate due to not enough schools. The document proposes that Yemen provide medical aid to Namibia in exchange for gold to build more schools and increase literacy.

2.  Total population is
18,078,000
 Annual rainfall is 0-5
inches
 Infant Mortality is 67.4%
 Literacy Rate is 43%
 Life Expectancy is 64.11
years
 Trade products are Crude
Oil (81.%) and fish and
seafood (2.4%)

3. Yemen had many wars and was two different
countries, Yemen Arab Republic (north) and
People’s Democratic Republic of Yemen (south).
In 1990, the north and south united and became
the Republic of Yemen.

4. Yemen’s problem is education. There are
not enough schools for all children to
learn to read and write. Because of
this, Yemen’s literacy rate is really low
(43%).

5. The solution that I came up with is to build
more schools so that more kids can learn
how to read and write. Also, the literacy
rate will increase if we do this.

6. Yemen will provide Namibia with medical aid
including doctors, nurses, etc. In
return, Namibia will trade gold to Yemen so
they can build schools for children so that
they can learn to read and write.