Hodeidah:Hodeidah University has received 40 computers from the Yemeni Red Sea Ports Corporation as part of the initial phase of support for the bachelor's programs in Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence. This initiative aims to bolster practical training at the Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, equipping students with the skills needed in modern technical fields.
According to Yemen News Agency, the university president, Dr. Mohammed Al-Ahdal, commended the ongoing partnership with the Red Sea Ports Corporation. He highlighted that the new computers will enhance the laboratories that have been fully equipped and furnished, providing an optimal environment for practical training and specialized applications. This development aligns with the rapid advancements in computer technologies and digital systems.
Dr. Al-Ahdal emphasized that the provision of modern computers is crucial for enhancing students' practical skills in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, preparing them to tackle advanced technologies and digital challenges. This initiative supports the labor market's demand for expertise in specialized fields.
Mohammed Al-Jawfi, Director of Information Systems at the Red Sea Ports Corporation, praised the collaboration with Hodeidah University, underscoring the importance of supporting modern academic programs and their applied requirements to improve training efficiency and educational outcomes.
Additionally, Omar Al-Jarmouzi, Director of Follow-up in the Office of the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Corporation, reaffirmed the Corporation's commitment to expanding cooperation with Hodeidah University. This includes supporting academic programs and their practical needs, thereby helping to qualify specialized cadres capable of adapting to technological advancements and contributing to society.
