Central Post Office i Sana'a

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  ابو لؤي الغميري

  :: 30 January 2022 01:47:56

  Yemen Post.. An important center in which various services are provided, opening accounts, paying balances, transfers... etc

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  mohammed althari

  :: 07 April 2021 21:31:13

  How do I become an agent for postal services in an area where you do not have an office?

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  محمد مجاهد

  :: 20 November 2017 14:44:41

  Despite the difficult circumstances the country is going through, the General Postal Authority is still and will remain the first in Yemen.

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  Saddam Al-Slfi

  :: 18 May 2017 20:55:48

  Yemeni Postal History The main building of the Yemeni Post Yemen knew the postal system in previous eras due to what its important geographical location imposed, as well as the importance of its political and commercial relations with neighboring and distant countries. Over the seas, and thus, Yemen in general shared with the ancient world the same patterns and means of mail transport, as Yemen’s use of mail in the past was of paramount importance to international trade, as it made its activity intense during various historical stages through its economic and commercial activity due to the sensitive location that Yemen was and still is. It means the world, and the post was the window from which Yemen overlooks the world and the strong bond between Yemenis with each other in their homeland and countries of expatriation. Yemeni Post in the Era of the Ottoman and British Occupations: In the modern era, the postal service was introduced to Yemen in 1839 AD in the city of Aden with the beginning of the British occupation of the city, where the first post office was opened in Crater district in the city of Aden in that year and then this office was transferred to Tawahi in 1868 AD, followed by the opening of a post office in the district of Sheikh Othman in the city of Aden in 1891 AD and the opening of a post office in the Khor Maksar district of Aden in 1892 AD in order to meet the needs of the British base, institutions and workers from foreigners and Indians who were serving the base and its members, and those offices were managed under the supervision of the British High Resident, and the conclusion of the protection treaty The British sultanates and sheikhdoms that existed in the southern and eastern governorates of Yemen, the emergence of the postal service in those governorates, where the purpose of the postal service was to meet the needs of the authorities of the sultans and sheikhs. While in the northern and western governorates of Yemen, regular postal services were introduced to them in 1868 AD, and appropriate laws were put in place for them, while Yemen was part of the Ottoman Empire, where a post office was opened in Sana’a in that year, followed by the opening of a post office in Taiz in 1871 AD. And a post office in the city of Hodeidah in 1873 AD and a post office in Manakhah in 1884 AD in order to meet the needs of government agencies and the authorities of the Ottoman occupation to a basic degree. Yemen and the Universal Postal Union: Yemen became an associate member of the Universal Postal Union in July 1875 AD under the supervision of the Ottoman Empire, and the independence of the northern part of Yemen from the Ottoman Empire after the Da’an Agreement in 1911 AD, and the recognition of its independence by the United Nations in an agreement Lausanne in 1919 AD, Yemen entered an independent member of the Universal Postal Union in 1930 AD, and the first Yemeni postage stamp was issued in 1926 AD, which was printed in a local printing press, and in 1930 AD the first Yemeni postage stamp was issued with international standards and standards that was printed in Germany. Yemen and the Arab Postal Union: In 1946, Yemen participated in the establishment of the Arab Postal Union as one of the five founding countries of the Union, in the first Arab Postal Conference held in Damascus, Syria. Yemeni Post before the September 1962 revolution: The post played a prominent role in consolidating the state’s authority and its communication with the citizens, as it represented an alternative to the media at that time, and the citizen believed that the mail was the symbol of state authority, and although the postal movement between Yemen and the outside world at that time was simple, it was the only window from which it overlooks Yemen is on the outside world to connect Yemenis with each other - inside and outside the country - due to the lack of modern means of transportation at the time, such as cars, planes and telecommunications, and therefore the state was giving the mail special attention, even the state at that time and due to the rugged internal roads at the time, two planes (helicopters) were allocated For the transfer of items, consignments and postal parcels between some of the northern and western governorates of Yemen or their affiliated regions, in particular those consignments that were of primary concern to government departments and authorities affiliated with the Imam, although this procedure was not compatible with the conditions in which our country was experiencing at that period, where the service was Postal service is one of the main functions of the authority Neighborhood and land and sea border outlets. Postal services were present through the management of their business by telecommunication officials, district directors (the district and judiciary grouping includes a number of districts), district managers (districts), or finance managers in areas where there are no telecommunication employees.

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  صلاح الحيمي Salah Alhimi

  :: 08 February 2017 23:59:28

  nice