Janad Region () or Al-Janad Region is one of the six federal regions of Yemen that is expected to be established in the upcoming constitution, becoming an autonomous federal self-governing region in southwestern Yemen. the Janad Region comprises two Yemeni Wilayat or States: Taiz and Ibb, with Taiz being its capital.

Name 
The region was named Al-Jund based on the historical significance gained by the renowned Jund Mosque, which was built by Ma'adh ibn Jabal in the sixth year after the Hijrah, when the prophet Muhammad sent him to invite the Yemenis to Islam.

Ancient history

Geography and climate

Administrative divisions

Demographics

Languages and dialects 
Iqlim Al-Jund includes both Taiz Governorate, the capital of the region, and Ibb Governorate, which are intertwined in terms of customs, traditions, and dialects. They share the same dialect with the exception of the northern regions of Ibb Governorate, where the dialect of those areas is closer to the dialect of Azal region.

Government

Military

Health

Education

Economy

Media and Culture

External links 
 Janad Region website

References 

Yemeni peace process
Yemen
Decentralization
Proposals in Asia
Proposed political divisions
Public policy proposals