Embassy of Yemen in Tripoli, Libya; address Ibn Abi Kaab Street, Tripoli; phone +218213615997. Head of mission: Dr. Hasan Mohamed Al Hered.
Head of mission: Dr. Hasan Mohamed Al Hered, Ambassador (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Malta, 4 Nov 2024)
Also accredited to: Malta
Yemen offers a unique appeal for some Libyans due to its rich history and stunning landscapes, despite facing significant challenges in tourism. It may attract a portion of Libya's 7 million population interested in exploring its cultural heritage.
Yemen is currently considered unsafe for tourists, including those coming from Libya. According to the Global Peace Index, Yemen ranks 160th out of 160 countries, indicating a very high level of insecurity, while Libya ranks 126th. The murder rate in Yemen is 6.8 per 100,000 people, although specific data for Libya is not available. In terms of organized crime, both countries have similar indices, with Libya scoring 8.0 for mafia groups and Yemen also at 8.0. However, Yemen has higher scores in areas such as state crime (6.0 for Yemen vs. 8.5 for Libya) and foreign crime (8.0 for Yemen vs. 4.0 for Libya), suggesting a more challenging environment in Yemen. Overall, the safety situation in Yemen is significantly more precarious than in Libya, making it a less favorable destination for tourists.