Rada'a:Al-Bayda University celebrated the graduation of 354 students from its Faculties of Education and Administrative Sciences and the Continuing Education Institute in Rada'a. The graduating class was named in honor of 'Martyr Dr. Mohammed Al-Mawlid.'
According to Yemen News Agency, Deputy Governor Ahmed Al-Siqal congratulated the graduates and praised the university's leadership and faculty for maintaining educational standards and preparing qualified professionals. He emphasized that the graduates are a valuable asset to the governorate and the country and reaffirmed the local authority's commitment to supporting education and academic development.
University President Dr. Ahmed Al-Arami described the graduation ceremony as the culmination of ongoing academic efforts and a significant milestone in the graduates' transition to professional life. He highlighted the university's commitment to enhancing academic programs and preparing qualified personnel despite challenges, urging graduates to continue their learning and serve their country and community diligently.
Zakaria Mohammed Al-Mawlid, son of the late Dr. Mohammed Al-Mawlid, expressed pride in the class being named after his father. He stated that this tribute honors his father's legacy and underscores the importance of knowledge in building society. He thanked the university leadership and organizing committee for commemorating his father and congratulated the graduates on their achievement.
Fawaz Al-Maghribi, secretary of the University Student Forum, described the event as a celebration of students' perseverance and determination in pursuing their education despite challenges. He affirmed the forum's commitment to supporting students, encouraging academic excellence, and promoting teamwork and community engagement.
In their address, the graduates expressed happiness at completing their university studies. They credited their achievement to perseverance, family support, and the efforts of the university's academic and administrative staff. They pledged to apply their knowledge and skills in serving their community and country and to continue their professional and academic development.
