Sana'a: Al-Hikma University in the capital Sana'a celebrated Thursday the graduation of 62 students from its Faculty of Administrative and Human Sciences for the 1447 AH academic year. Speaking at the ceremony, Minister of Education and Scientific Research Hassan Al-Saadi congratulated the graduates and their families, praising their perseverance and commitment throughout their academic journey despite the country's challenging circumstances.
According to Yemen News Agency, the minister emphasized that the graduates represent a valuable addition to the labor market, urging them to continue their academic and professional development and contribute to national development. Chairman of Al-Hikma University's Board of Trustees Dr. Salah Masfar highlighted the university's role in preparing graduates with academic knowledge, professional skills, and ethical values. He also reviewed the institution's recent academic achievements, accreditation, and development efforts.
University officials and representatives of the faculty, parents, and graduates also addressed the ceremony, reaffirming the university's commitment to providing quality higher education aligned with labor market needs.