Celebrating Academic Achievement

On Thursday, Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism, Muammar Al-Eryani, joined Al-Mahra Governor, Mohammed Ali Yasser, and Al-Mahra University President, Dr. Anwar Kulshat, to celebrate the graduation of the university’s first cohort. This event took place under the patronage of Dr. Rashad Alimi, President of the Presidential Leadership Council.

The ceremony attracted a significant audience, including the Secretary-General of the Al-Mahra Local Council, Salem Nimer, and various local authority leaders. Graduates from different departments, including the Faculty of Education, Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Applied and Health Sciences, and the Open Education Faculty, received honors. Families expressed their joy and pride in their children’s achievements.

Minister’s Remarks on Education and Community

In a statement to the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), Minister Al-Eryani expressed his immense happiness at participating in this festive occasion, referring to the graduating class as “a dream realized.” He emphasized the vital role of university students in spreading awareness and knowledge to counteract destructive ideologies and contribute positively to society.

Al-Eryani noted that his visit to Al-Mahra aligns with directives from President Alimi, highlighting the president’s commitment to supporting local governance, enhancing security and stability, and improving public services.

Acknowledging Local Leadership

Minister Al-Eryani commended Governor Mohammed Ali Yasser for his support and investment in the educational process. He expressed gratitude to the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research for prioritizing Al-Mahra University as a beacon of knowledge and enlightenment.

He encouraged graduates to strive for further academic excellence and to contribute actively to their communities. Al-Eryani wished them success in their future endeavors, hoping they would enhance Yemen’s development and prosperity.

Governor’s Vision for Al-Mahra University

Governor Mohammed Ali Yasser conveyed his joy at attending the graduation ceremony, acknowledging the contributions of all those who helped establish the university. He recognized the efforts of past governors and affirmed that Al-Mahra University, once a dream, has now become a reality. Yasser urged graduates to become beacons of hope and progress, living up to the aspirations of the Yemeni people.

He assured attendees that Yemen would emerge stronger and that despite challenges, the nation would continue its journey toward security, stability, and development. The governor extended his appreciation to the armed forces and security personnel for their dedication.

University President Highlights Achievements

Dr. Anwar Kulshat, President of Al-Mahra University, welcomed the Minister and the Governor, praising Yasser’s support for the university’s programs. He expressed pride in the graduation of the first class, which includes 234 students, and congratulated the graduates while wishing them a bright future.

Dr. Kulshat emphasized the importance of education and research institutions in national development. He acknowledged the university’s leadership efforts to serve the community amidst challenging circumstances, despite limited resources.

He expressed hope that graduates would become active contributors to society and play significant roles in national reconstruction.

Cultural Celebrations

The graduation ceremony featured performances in the Mahri language and various artistic segments, adding a cultural touch to the event.

This celebration marked a significant milestone for Al-Mahra University and the local community, showcasing the commitment to education and development in Yemen.

 

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