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The Ad hoc committee tasked with revising lists of the students abroad reports to prime minister

[28/03/2023 06:04]

ADEN - SABA
Prime Minister Dr. Ma'een Abdulmalik received today, Tuesday, the final report about the action of the ad hoc committee charged with reviewing the lists included the names of the Yemenis students who are studying abroad through scholarships funded by the government.

An ad hoc academic was established per a Prime Minister's decree no (39) of 2022 consist of Dr. Adel al-Abadi, Dr. Mohammed Assalimi, Dr. Walid al-Attass and Dr. Abeer Jamil.

The committee also was tasked with working out mechanisms that can enhance the transparency about awarding the Yemeni students scholarships to study abroad.

The committee's final report included recommendations and suggestions to correct the wrongdoings, ensure equal opportunity and irregularities which need to be addressed. nepotism