[03/08/2025 12:43]
ADEN-SABA
The Member of the Presidential Leadership Council (PLC) Maj. General Aidaroos al-Zubaidi was briefed on the efforts made by the leadership of Al-Mahra University in developing the infrastructure and improving the level of educational services provided to university students.
He was detailed today, Sunday, in the temporary capital Aden, by the management of al-Mahra University about the ongoing efforts to develop its research and training centers, namely the Mahri Language Center, which is considered one of the prominent specialized centers for preserving the Mahri language and safeguarding it.
The PLC's Member praised the achievements made in strengthening the academic and research structure of the university, affirming the Council's full support for the university leadership's efforts in its scientific and educational journey.
Al-Zubaidi also emphasized the importance of working to establish new colleges within the University, focusing on modern specializations that keep pace with scientific and technological developments, meet the needs of the labor market and contribute to preparing qualified personnel to serve the governorate and contribute to its development.
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