UN Security Council
2022

is preventing vulnerable people from receiving the assistance they need to survive, Emphasising the Security Council’s commitment to facilitating commerci al imports through Yemen’s ports and noting Yemen’s very strong dependence on commercial imports of food, fuel and other essential commodities to meet civilian s’ basic survival needs, as well as the essential role of private remittances from Yemen i s working abroad that support civilian families with no other sou rce of income, Calling on the parties to the conflict to take measures to prevent the furt h er fragmentation of Yemen’s economy, including banking and financial institutions, 22-02899 3/7 S/RES/2624 (2022) Emphasising the necessity of discussion by the Committee established pursuan t to paragraph 19 of resolution 2140 (2014) (“Committee”) of the recommendat i o n s contained in the Panel of Experts reports, Stressing the importance of Member States providing timely and up to date information to the Committee on possible arms embargo violations in order to identi fy and combat illicit trafficking sources and supply chains,