Germany is considering freezing the assets of the Yemeni president

Interest to the Alliance of Federation of Trade Unions and professional organizations, community-based "board" Governor Central Bank of Yemen, Dr. Mohammed bin Hammam to "contribute to the waste of state reserves of hard currency, estimated at seven billion dollars by facilitating the withdrawal of hundreds of millions of dollars under the guidance by the elder son of President Saleh, Brigadier Ahmed Ali Abdullah Saleh. "
He held the Union of trade unions and community-based central bank governor responsible for misusing public money by complying with the directives issued by the elder son of President Saleh to facilitate the withdrawal of hundreds of millions of riyals and dollars, adding that "to pass such guidance illegal by the Governor of the Bank in violation of the Constitution."
On the other hand, sources of political and media opposition to the German government is currently considering the possibility of taking the decision to freeze the financial assets of President Saleh and a number of family members deposited in the number of banks and financial institutions and German investment in the forefront of the shares in favor of company-owned Mercedes.
The sources described the initiative of the German government to disclose all directions to impose sanctions on President Saleh and his regime that is based as a "precautionary measures" imposed by the existing political crisis in Yemen and the escalation of armed repression of peaceful protestors by the government of Yemen.
The newspaper Khaleej Times sources as government economic claim that the Yemeni government has any prior notice to the intention of the German government decision to freeze funds to President Saleh or any officials in his government, noting that the benefit does not have any financial assets or real estate assets, whether in Germany or any other European country and that the reports in this regard is not being over leaks designed to not only excitement.