The workers' syndicate at the oil Block 10 revealed on Friday that Total does not intend to seek an extension of its contract for the block.
In a letter to president of the republic, the syndicate said Total had affirmed to them that it is handing over the block to the authorities by December 31.
Moreover, the French firm has revealed that it won't seek compensation for losses or period after it declared force majeure at its projects because of the persistent problems in Yemen, according to the statement.
Total is the largest oil and gas investor in the country. It is the operator of Block 10 in Sahbwa province which used to produce between 40.000 and 80.000 b/d.
It has the largest share in Yemen's LNG Plant, 39.62% and shares in some producing and exploration blocks.
When the Saudi-led coalition launched a military operation against Yemen in late March, all oil and gas firms shut down projects and left.
The military intervention included a blockade on all sea, land and air ports which brought all imports and exports into a halt.
In its letter, the syndicate requested president Abd Rabbuh Mansour Hadi to take urgent action to guarantee successful handover and takeover of the block and that the rights of the local staff at the block are given.
Furthermore, it urged measures over oil blocks which have been shut down for months in order to prevent possible chaos and protect the oil industry amid the ongoing conflict.