Amran: Amran University and 21 September University have officially signed a joint cooperation program aimed at strengthening academic partnerships and enhancing the exchange of scientific and research expertise in the Amran governorate.
According to Yemen News Agency, the agreement was signed by Dr. Mohammed al-Dhulai on behalf of Amran University and Dr. Mujahid Measar on behalf of 21 September University. The program encompasses several academic and scientific fields, placing particular emphasis on medical and applied sciences.
Both university presidents asserted that the agreement is set to broaden horizons for academic and research collaboration, contributing significantly to the development of the educational process at both academic and student levels. They highlighted the importance of improving university performance by advancing scientific research through the organization of joint conferences, academic events, and research activities. These initiatives are expected to benefit students as well as academic and technical staff at both institutions.
Dr. al-Dhulai and Dr. Maasar remarked that this initiative will enhance the quality of educational outcomes through constructive cooperation. They also commended the notable progress achieved by Amran University, particularly in research outputs, describing it as a significant advancement.