Jawf Cities in Issue 27 of Raydan Magazine
In the editorial, Authority Chairman Ibad Al-Hayal explained that the Authority is steadily moving toward collecting and studying sources of ancient Yemeni history, particularly inscriptions written in the Musnad and Zabur scripts.
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