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PM: We're committed to address universities' demands
[10/03/2025 06:07]
ADEN-SABA
The Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak affirmed the government's keenness on handling the demands of the professors and administrative staffs of the universities." Despite the economic hardships, the government is keen to address the legitimate demands of the professors", said bin Mubarak.
His remark came during his meeting today, Monday, with the Ministers of Finance Salem bin Braik and Higher Education and Scientific Research Khalid al-Wusabi and the Rector of Aden University Dr. al-Khader Lasor.
The meeting aimed to explore solutions to the problems the Yemeni universities facing amid current economic hardships.
The Prime Minister Dr. Ahmed bin Mubarak affirmed the government's keenness on handling the demands of the professors and administrative staffs of the universities." Despite the economic hardships, the government is keen to address the legitimate demands of the professors", said bin Mubarak.
His remark came during his meeting today, Monday, with the Ministers of Finance Salem bin Braik and Higher Education and Scientific Research Khalid al-Wusabi and the Rector of Aden University Dr. al-Khader Lasor.
The meeting aimed to explore solutions to the problems the Yemeni universities facing amid current economic hardships.
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