Aden is a port city located in the southern part of Yemen. It has a strategic location along the Gulf of Aden and has historically been an important hub for trade and commerce. Taiz is a city in southwestern Yemen, situated in the Yemeni Highlands. It is known for its historical significance, architectural heritage, and cultural traditions. Al Hudaydah, also known as Hodeidah, is a port city located on Yemen's Red Sea coast. It serves as a major gateway for imports and exports and has been a focal point in the ongoing conflict in Yemen.

 Mukalla is a coastal city located in the Hadramaut Governorate in southeastern Yemen. It is an important commercial and fishing center in the region.  Ibb is a city in central Yemen, known for its picturesque landscapes and terraced fields. It is an agricultural hub and a center for educational institutions. Dhamar is a city located south of Sana'a in central Yemen. It is known for its historical sites, including ancient ruins and mosques. Sayyan is a city in the San‘a’ Governorate, situated in the western part of Yemen. It is known for its scenic beauty and agricultural activities.

This beautiful city in the field of tourism is also on the list of important cities in Yemen. It is clear that this city has been rebuilt in recent years and is considered very valuable. Also, the city of Aden is one of the other important cities in Yemen that has been able to achieve good results in recent years, this city has seriously reached good economic approaches and is a trade route for it.

Taiz is another Yemeni city that has developed as a foundation. Taiz is on the list of Yemeni cities and is generally one of the cities that has been active in the field of academia in recent years. Hodeidah as well as Dhamar are among the cities that are seriously advanced and it is clear that they are seriously very precise and ideally advanced. The city of Hadramaut is one of the historical cities of Yemen. In general, this city has certain economic approaches, and in the coming years, efforts will be made to rebuild the lost parts of the city.

Yemen has had a special position in recent years. In general, Yemen can be considered a happy country at that time. The first government to be established in Yemen was called Mo'inian, who ruled the land around 1200 BC. The commercial level of this people has been vast, from the Persian Gulf to the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. The next government in this country is Qutban, Qutban was established in the first millennium BC and continued until the second century AD. 

The return of the Indian Ocean to the Red Sea is also followed in certain periods. The Sabaeans ruled the region for about nine centuries. This government was overthrown by the Homerians. The Hamirian rule lasted from 515 BC to 531 BC and was extinct by the Abyssinians. In 1750, the land became part of the Ottoman Empire and became independent.