When did North Yemen and South Yemen become unified?
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1989
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In 1990, North and South Yemen achieved unification, forming the current Republic of Yemen. This historic event marked the culmination of a long-standing aspiration for unity between the two regions, which had existed as separate political entities since the mid-20th century. The unification process was driven by a shared desire for greater political stability, economic development, and regional influence.
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