العربية 
Sana’a — The University of Science and Technology in Sana’a organized today a magnificent academic celebration to bid farewell to the 25th batch of female graduates from the Medicine and Surgery Program, the “Silver Jubilee Female Doctors” batch, in the presence of a number of University leaders, faculty members, and a large gathering of the graduates’ families.
In his speech during the ceremony, the Vice President of the University, Prof. Dr. Naoman Al-Najjar, congratulated the graduates and their families on this qualitative achievement, praising the batch’s academic and practical excellence. He expressed the University‘s pride in graduating a new constellation of qualified female doctors to serve the community and contribute to the development of the health sector in Yemen.
The University Vice President urged the graduates to continue their postgraduate studies and scientific research, noting that the University recently opened the Clinical Doctorate (MD) program as part of its plans to expand postgraduate programs in medical specializations. He also emphasized the importance of the graduates adhering to human values and medical profession ethics, and playing an active role in building trust between the physician and society.
The ceremony featured the recitation of the “Physician’s Oath” by the graduates, the honoring of the Faculty of Medicine cadre in recognition of their educational and training efforts, as well as the honoring of a number of the University‘s administrative cadres and the sponsors and supporters of the event.
The ceremony was attended by Dr. Suzan Al-Harwi, Dean of the Girls’ Branch; Dr. Mehdi Al-Qarwani, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for Clinical Training and Hospitals Affairs; and a number of cadres from the Faculty of Medicine and the Department of Female Students Affairs.
