Dhamar: Dhamar University launched its electronic collection service, linking it to the government's financial and accounting system (AFMIS), the university's Student Affairs and Resource Planning (ERP) system, and enabling tuition payment via the Mobile Money application. During the launch, University President Dr. Mohammed Al-Haifi emphasized the importance of automating all financial and administrative procedures, reflecting the general direction aimed at improving performance.
According to Yemen News Agency, the integration of these systems is expected to streamline the financial operations of the university, making it more efficient for students and staff alike. The electronic service is designed to facilitate the payment process, ensuring that transactions are swift and secure. By utilizing the Mobile Money application, the university aims to provide a convenient method for tuition payment, catering to the needs of its student body.
The initiative marks a significant step towards digital transformation within the educational sector. The university administration believes that such advancements will lead to enhanced management capabilities and improved accountability. The system is anticipated to reduce paperwork and manual processing, further aligning the university with contemporary technological standards in financial management.