The Minister of Higher Education stresses the importance of continuing academic activity and university studies in all higher education institutions of the states.
Professor Mohamed Hassan Dahab, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, stressed the importance of continuing academic activity and university studies in all higher education institutions, announcing his ministry's encouragement to study in safe states, pay attention to the quality of higher education and prepare graduates for the job market in a way that meets the needs of the country during this period and after the war.
This came during his visit to the final year examination center for medical students at Ibn Sina University, in the buildings of the Faculty of Medicine at the Red Sea University, during which he was accompanied by Dr. Mortada Ali Othman, Director of the General Administration of the Red Sea University Private, Private and Foreign Higher Education, and Dr. Ahmed Othman, Director of the Ministry's Executive Office, where they were received by Dr. Al-Nadhir Muhammad, Director of the University, and a number of faculty members.
Professor Dahab praised the level of cooperation between the Red Sea University and a number of private universities and colleges, stressing the ministry's encouragement to strengthen this cooperation, in order to benefit from the distinguished expertise of public universities.
For his part, Dr. Mortada Ali Othman expressed his admiration for what non-governmental higher education institutions have achieved in light of the targeting of the rapid support militia, but they did not break, but rather worked to regularize studies in them by all methods and created new types of programs and specializations to meet the demands of the labor market.
The director of Ibn Sina University appreciated the active role of the ministry in continuing the educational process, stressing the readiness of his university to cooperate with all other higher education institutions and provide all aspects of technical and academic support.
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