Yemeni government appoints new central bank head

New appointee will be the fourth to hold the role since outbreak of civil war in 2015

Sana’a, Yemen
Government troops in the Yemeni capital Sana'a, before the civil war

Yemen’s president has named a new governor for one of the two central banks operating in the country, currently in a state of civil war.

Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi named Ahmed Obaid Al-Fadhli the new governor of the Central Bank of Yemen, based in the southern port city of Aden. He will replace Mohammed Zammam, whom the president appointed governor in February 2018. He will be the fourth person to hold the role since war broke out.

President Hadi heads one of two factions in the country’s civil

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