Egypt leads the region in wind energy capacity with 380 megawatts, followed by Morocco with 120 megawatts, but expansion requires state commitment to support and encourage activities. The Yemeni government sponsors most traditional energy projects, relying on fossil fuels, which exacerbates Yemen's environmental issues alongside its political, health, and economic problems. The UAE has established camps in Socotra, Aden, and other areas, displaying colonial intentions. Yemen's societal identity is intertwined with weapons, which have undermined state stability and development. Yemeni journalists face grave dangers, and the Yemeni Republic has suffered due to internal conflicts over money, power, and influence. The future of the traditional Al-Mo'tamar house is uncertain, and Saleh's analogy of ruling Yemen as 'dancing on the heads of snakes' remains accurate, raising questions about his final alliance with the Houthis.