Sana’a- On Saturday, January 2, 2022, the Center of Medical Education and Training (CMET) at the University of Science and Technology concluded the training program “Diploma” in the field of General Nursing, which lasted for three months and targeted 40 male and female trainees from refugees in the Republic of Yemen.
At the closing ceremony of the diploma, implemented by CMET, funded by the UNHCR in partnership with Namaa Foundation for Microfinance, the President of UST, Prof. Adel Al-Mutawakel, delivered a speech in which he emphasized the importance of the General Nursing Diploma for participants in improving health services for refugees and providing health services to patients in the best possible manner.
The University President also emphasized the importance of expanding and developing the partnership between UST, the UNHCR, and Namaa Foundation in various training fields that would raise the legal awareness of refugees and improve their livelihoods in the host community.
For his part, Mr. Mohammed Ali Al-Faran, Project Manager for Enhancing Livelihoods for Refugees at Namaa Foundation, delivered a speech in which he thanked the University and the Center for implementing the diploma as required, and welcomed the partnership with a leading and prestigious university such as UST.
The closing ceremony was attended by Dr. Nasr Al-Ahmadi, Director of Branches Affairs at the University, Mr. Ahmed Maqbool, Director of Centers Administration, and Mr. Abdulmajeed Al-Adlani, Director of CMET.
Participation certificates were distributed to the trainees.