Amran: The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Amran University celebrated the graduation of the first class from the Pharmacy Department, known as the 'Martyr Al-Ghamari Batch,' alongside the second class from the General Medicine and Surgery Department.
According to Yemen News Agency, University Rector Dr. Mohammed al-Dhalai extended his congratulations to both male and female graduates, highlighting their academic achievements as a significant contribution to society and the healthcare sector. Dr. al-Dhalai emphasized the expectation for these qualified graduates to serve their country with competence and professionalism, following years of rigorous academic study. He reaffirmed the university's dedication to enhancing educational quality in harmony with contemporary academic advancements.
Dr. al-Dhalai also explained the significance behind naming the first pharmacy class after 'Martyr al-Ghamari,' as a tribute to the martyrs who defended the nation and its causes. Additionally, Dr. Mohammed al-Iryani, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, encouraged the graduates to maintain professional ethics and a strong sense of humanitarian and national responsibility in their future medical careers.