Worldwide Guide to Women in Leadership
Republic of Yemen/Al-Jamhuria Al-Yeman Yemen was part of the Osman Empire 1872-1918 when it became an independent Monarchy, 1962 it became a republic and in 1967 the North and South were divided into two states which fought a civil war until the reunification in 1990

Also see Yemen Heads

1991-2000 Undersecretary of Information Amat Al-Aleem Alsoswa
2003-05 Minister of Human Rights
Ambassador to The Netherlands 2000-2003 and non-resident ambassador to Norway, Sweden and Denmark 2001-03. Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and Assistant Administrator of UNDP and Director of its Regional Bureau for Arab States. from 2005. Other transcriptions of her name ís al-Alim al-Suswah.

1997-? Deputy Minister in the President’s Office N.N.

1997-Under-Secretary in the President’s Office in Charge of Economic Co-operation (Chairman) N.N.
President Sahih was President of North Yemen 1978-90 before becoming President of the united Yemen.

1997-? Under-Secretary in the President’s Office in charge of the National Peace Committee N.N.

1997 There were 5 other female Under-Secretaries in the President’s Office

2001-03 Minister of State of Human Rights Wahiba Fare’e al-Fakih
She is former Dean of the Yemen Institute for Languages and Rector of Queen Arwa University. (1954-)

2001-07 Secretary-General for The Higher Council for Motherhood and Childhood and Director of The Child Development Project Dr. Nafisa Al-Jaifi

2006- Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Amat Al-Razaq Ali Hamad
Another version of her surname is  Amatul-Razzaq Humad

2006-07 Minister of Human Rights Khadigah Ahmad al-Haisami 
Anthother version of her name is Khadija al-Haisami.

2007- Minister of Human Rights Huda al-Ban

Last update 09.04.07