On the agreement establishing the Arab Cooperation Council, the council broke up due to the divergence of views between the heads of state in that period. It was Saddam Hussein's Iraq and the Yemeni president The former Ali Abdullah Saleh is closely related, as Saleh opposed the decision to bring in American forces to liberate Kuwait from the Iraqi army at the time in 1990. There are about 70,000 Iraqi citizens in Yemen, only 2,926 of them are registered as refugees with the United Nations, and most of them refuse to register as refugees, and most of them have a good level of education[2].