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PM attends opening session of first symposium of Yemeni students in Aden

[21/04/2025 05:16]

ADEN - SABA
The Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak attended today, Monday, the opening session of the First Symposium of the Yemeni Students, which kicked-off its two-day discussions in the temporary capital Aden.

In his opening remarks, Dr. Bin Mubarak highly applauded the holding of the symposium, describing it as a very important event to promote scientific researches and to support the creative young scholars.

" The government is very interested in promoting scientific research, sponsoring innovations and building capacities of the young men and women in different fields", said bin Mubarak.

During the two day-gathering, 58 scientific researches will be discussed in the four areas including human sciences, engineering, information technology, applications sciences, medicine and environment.