Sana’a:The Secretary-General of the Local Council in Sana’a governorate, Abdulqader Al-Jilani, inaugurated the second academic semester for the 1448 AH – 2026/2027 academic year on Saturday. The launch took place at several schools in the Sana’a Al-Jadida (New Sana’a) District and was attended by the governorate’s Education Sector official, Talib Dahan. During the event, Al-Jilani praised the educational staff for their dedication and commitment to education despite current challenges.
According to Yemen News Agency, Al-Jilani emphasized the importance of maintaining administrative and educational discipline throughout the semester. He highlighted the need for concerted efforts to ensure the success of the educational process and improve its outcomes for the benefit of the nation.
In the Sanhan and Bani Bahlul District, Governorate Undersecretary Abdulmalik Al-Gharbi, alongside District Director Ahmed Othman and Deputy Education Sector official Amin Al-Jalal, commenced the semester at several schools. Al-Gharbi stressed the importance of strengthening discipline in education to successfully complete the academic year and emphasized activities commemorating “Martyr’s Day.”
In the Bani Matar District, the second semester was inaugurated at the Al-Shahid Al-Sawari and Suqoor Al-Yemen schools by Shura Council member Mohammed Salman and other officials. Meanwhile, in Bilad Al-Rus District, Deputy Governor Faris Al-Kahali launched the semester at Al-Rasoul Al-A’zam schools.
Deputy Governor Fadl Al-Qasir and the Director of Arhab District, Khalid Al-Aqida, also initiated the start of classes in their district. They commended educators for their efforts during the first semester and encouraged students to strive for excellence in the second semester.
Deputy Heads of the Governorate’s Education Sector, Mohammed Khamis and Sultan Al-Hakami, inspected the progress of classes in Bani Hushaysh and Hamdan districts. They stressed the importance of regular attendance and improving educational performance, while ensuring schools’ needs are met within available resources.
Officials from the education sector in various districts monitored student attendance and engagement on the first day of the term, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts to ensure a successful academic year. They praised the discipline of teachers and the enthusiastic student turnout.
