The NDRMF focuses on enhancing Yemen’s capacity to manage and mitigate the impacts of natural and man-made disasters, such as floods, earthquakes, and conflicts. It includes risk assessments, early warning systems, and emergency preparedness. The framework emphasizes coordination among government agencies, local authorities, and international partners, and advocates for integrating disaster risk reduction into national development planning and community-based approaches.

This law regulates Yemen's telecommunications sector, establishing the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology as the regulatory authority. It covers licensing, spectrum management, competition, consumer protection, and the responsibilities of telecom providers to maintain service quality and coverage. The law also sets guidelines for the import and use of telecommunications equipment and enforces penalties for non-compliance.

The Civil Aviation Law regulates UAV operations in Yemen under the Civil Aviation and Meteorology Authority (CAMA). It requires UAV operators to obtain licenses and adhere to safety regulations, including UAV registration and designated airspace usage to avoid interference with manned aviation. The law also covers commercial UAV activities and imposes penalties for unauthorized operations that threaten public safety or national security.