Debt rescheduling by the Paris Club creditor countries in the 1990s coupled with assistance from the World Bank's International Development Agency resulted in a drop in Yemen's debt stock to US$5.4 billion (an estimated 39 percent of gross domestic product) by year-end 2004.
1990年代巴黎俱樂部債權人國家安排債務重組，加上世界銀行的國際發展署援助，使也門債務在2004年底降至54億美元（估計佔國內生產總值39%）。