Sanaa:The experimental website for the International Conference 'Palestine The Nation's Central Cause' was launched on Tuesday during a meeting led by Deputy Minister of Education and Scientific Research Dr. Hatem Al-Duais. The meeting included members of the preparatory committee and conference heads.
According to Yemen News Agency, the website is designed to serve as a platform for academic communication with researchers globally. It will feature the conference's books and peer-reviewed papers, archive session recordings, and facilitate researcher registration and paper submissions online. Additionally, it will highlight the conference committees' activities and seminars throughout the year.
Dr. Hatem Al-Duais praised the Information Technology Center for its role in developing and launching the website. He described the initiative as a significant step in advancing the conference's institutional development and international outreach, aiming to broaden research participation and document the conference's academic contributions.
Deputy Head of the Preparatory Committee and President of Al-Baydha University Dr. Ahmed Al-Arami emphasized the ministry's dedication, noting the conference's evolution from a mere concept before the Al-Aqsa Flood operation into an internationally recognized event, now in its fifth consecutive year despite various challenges.
Head of the International Relations Committee Dr. Abdulaziz Abu Talib stated that the website would provide researchers both inside and outside Yemen with access to studies on Palestine, as well as information regarding the conference's objectives, themes, activities, and outcomes.
Preparatory Committee member Allama Muqbil Al-Kadahi highlighted the religious and moral duty to support the oppressed and uphold the Palestinian cause. Engineer Mohammed Al-Khawlani detailed the website's offerings, including researcher registration, paper submission, publication of studies and books, and access to conference recordings and committee activities.
Following the launch, a meeting chaired by the deputy minister and attended by Information Technology Center Executive Director Dr. Fouad Abdulrazzaq focused on cooperation among the ministry's sectors. Discussions included plans to improve public education systems, addressing challenges, proposing solutions, and enhancing institutional performance, coordination, and the efficiency of educational services.
