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Aden is a Yemeni city situated in Aden Gulf. From the ancient Yemeni history (1000 years B.C.), there was a continuous link between Yemen and neighboring countries via trade exchange of marbles called “Aqeeq”, incense, chewing gum, spices and others. Main media for transporting these commodities were ships, which certify involvement of Aden peoples in the secrets of seas and oceans. Till 1960, Aden considered to be the second busiest seaport in the world, after New York. Aden Airport was one of the important stations in the Middle East. Aden had owned its own airline called “Aden Airways”. |
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Today, many states and countries are concentrating on the concept of “Free Zone”; whereas Aden was applying this concept since ancient time. Aden was one of the first cities knew street lightening, water-pipe and electricity networks, using of studios and stations for radio and T.V. broadcasting and transmission.
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