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Shabwa Tribes Alliance Threatens to Block Oil Exports Over Revenue Demands

Aden (South24 Center)The Shabwa Tribes Alliance announced on Sunday, July 26, that it rejects the resumption of crude oil exports from the southern governorate until its demands are met, foremost among them allocating 50% of Shabwa’s resource revenues to serve the governorate and its residents.In a statement, the alliance called for presidential decrees to establish the “Petro-Shabwa” company, build an oil refinery in the governorate, activate Qana Port, reduce fuel prices to levels applied in Marib, and designate Shabwa as an independent military zone.The alliance accused the Presidential Leadership Council and the government of neglecting Shabwa despite its significant ...