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Yemen said that even as Zein held his WHO position, he also served as an official adviser to the health minister in the Aden-based government and ran his own private nonprofit that had a $1.3 million contract with the U.N. to run nutritional programs in the southern city of Mukalla.
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Yemen, which the Saudis consider vital to their security, the Saudis privately confirm that their effort to topple the Syrian regime will continue.
