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SANAA (AP)--Yemen's new president Abed Rabo Mansour Hadi has been sworn in before the country's parliament, replacing Ali Abdullah Saleh who ruled the country for 33 years before leaving office in a power transfer deal aimed at ending over a year of political turmoil.
Hadi, who was Saleh's vice president, was formally inaugurated Saturday following a single-candidate presidential election earlier in the week.
Saleh returned to Yemen early Saturday after spending about three weeks in the U.S. receiving treatment for injuries he suffered during a June rocket attack on his compound.
Saleh is the fourth Arab leader swept from power by the Arab Spring.
