Resolution No. 99 of 2001 regulating the veterinary quarantine. Country/Territory Yemen Document type Regulation Date 2001 Source FAO, FAOLEX Original source Official Gazette No. 6, 31 March 2001, 5 pp. Subject Livestock Keyword Animal health Authorization/permit Certification Hygiene/sanitary procedures Inspection International trade Pests/diseases Quarantine Registration Royalties/fees Vaccination Geographical area Asia, Indian Ocean, Least Developed Countries, Middle East, Near East and North Africa, Western Asia Entry into force notes This Resolution enters into force on 31 March 2001. Abstract This Resolution is composed of 16 articles. Terms and definitions are given in articles 1 and 2. Introduction or taking out of animal consignments without previous veterinary certificates issued by the Official Authority of the country of origin shall be prohibited (art. 3). All animal consignments shall be subjected to the control and inspection in accordance with veterinary measures (art. 4). Introduction or taking out of animal consignments should be carried out only through official crossing points (art. 5). The importation and exportation of veterinary medicines and vaccinations is allowed only by previous licences issued by the competent authority (art. 7). The Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation will issue the necessary regulations and resolutions for the implementation of this Resolution in particular: on crossing points; measures of quarantine; requirements and sources for animal consignments; fees and taxes for veterinary certificates; technical and sanitary requirements for quarantine; measures for registration of animal medicines and vaccinations; measures for the issuance of importation licences of vaccination; etc. (art. 15). Full text Arabic