Hajjah:Researcher Mohammed Abdullah Ahmed Jarallah has been awarded a master's degree with distinction in Educational Administration and Planning from the Department of Educational Sciences and Psychology at the Faculty of Education, Sciences, and Arts of Hajjah University. His thesis, titled "The Role of Yemeni Public Universities in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals," has been recognized for its contribution to the field.
According to Yemen News Agency, the discussion and judgment committee was composed of Dr. Najiba Al-Ariqi from Sanaa University as chairman and external examiner, Dr. Taha Al-Hamzi from Hajjah University as an internal examiner, along with Dr. Amatullah Al-Masahli, the main supervisor of the thesis, and Dr. Iqbal Jaafar, the assistant supervisor.
The committee commended the thesis for its scientific and practical importance, highlighting it as a qualitative addition to educational administration and planning. The thesis was noted for diagnosing the role of public universities in supporting sustainable development goals, thus enhancing their academic and societal role and aligning their outputs with the needs of national development.
Further recommendations were made by the committee to print and disseminate the thesis across Yemeni universities and related bodies. This move is seen as crucial for improving university performance and boosting their role in achieving sustainable development goals.
The discussion was attended by several dignitaries, including the University Secretary-General Nasser Al-Asimi, deans of faculties and centers, their deputies, and a number of directors-general, academics, administrators, and researchers.
