Sana'a: Dhofar College of Technical and Health Sciences in al-Sadda District, Ibb Governorate, honored the second batch of graduates, named the "Balsam al-Watan" class, from the departments of Pharmacy, Midwifery, and Physician Assistant. The ceremony underscored the resilience and dedication of Yemeni students in the face of adversity.
According to Yemen News Agency, the Advisor to the Minister of Interior, Major General Rizq al-Joufi, addressed the audience, describing the graduation celebration as a message to the forces of aggression that Yemenis continue to stand firm. He emphasized their ability to persevere, give, and confront challenges despite hardships.
The Director of al-Nadera District, Abduljaleel al-Shami, expressed his hope that the graduates would pursue further studies at the postgraduate level, advancing in scientific and medical knowledge. He highlighted the importance of continuous learning for the betterment of society.
Major General al-Joufi also mentioned that the honoring of graduates serves as motivation, encouraging students toward creativity and excellence in their academic journey. This sentiment was echoed by the Dean of the College, Dr. Mohammed al-Omari, who congratulated the top students for their outstanding performance, achieved through diligence and perseverance.
Dr. al-Omari remarked that the graduation marks the beginning of a successful professional life for the graduates, enabling them to fulfill their aspirations. He affirmed the college's commitment to its educational mission, preparing qualified health professionals to meet societal and health sector needs.
On behalf of the graduates, Azzam Alwan expressed gratitude to all who contributed to equipping them with scientific knowledge and health skills. He emphasized their readiness to build the nation and enter the labor market, contributing to the country's development.