National symbols of Yemen

The National symbols of the Muslim-Majority Republic of Yemen are the symbols that are used to represent the Yemeni peoples proper and abroad to represent the country and its people's.

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If you give people nuts, you’ll get shells thrown at you. Work like an ant and you’ll eat sugar. Whoever does not help himself cannot help others. Pity the stranger, even if he is rich. If you have honey, don’t lick the pot clean. Look to your near neighbour rather than to your distant brother. Tie your camel first and have faith in God. My fist is in his mouth, his fist is in my eye. Do not sigh, for your enemy will hear and rejoice. A monkey in its mother’s eye is like a gazelle.

	Symbol	Image
Coat of arms	Coat of arms of Yemen Eagle of Saladin Aquila chrysaetos homeyeri	Coat of Arms of Yemen File:Eagle of Saladin.jpg
Flag	Flag of Yemen	State Flag of Yemen
Flowers	National flower of Yemen Coffea arabica Floral emblem of Yemen Jasminum sambac	State Flower of Yemen State Floral of Yemen
Trees	National tree of Yemen Vachellia seyal Botanic emblem of Yemen Dracaena cinnabari	State Tree of Yemen Botanic Tree of Yemen
Birds	National bird of Yemen Crithagra rothschildi Hawk of Quraish Falco cherrug	State Bird of Yemen File:Hawk of Quraish.jpg
Animal	National animal of Yemen Panthera pardus nimr	State Animal of Yemen
Fruit	National fruit of Yemen Punica granatum	State Fruit of Yemen

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