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Hudramout deserves more than two Universities, says minister

[17/03/2018 11:35]

SYOON-SABA
A preliminary meeting held in Syoon Saturday included senior academic education officials in Wadi Hudramout.

The gathering chaired by Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Dr Hussein Ba-Salamah.

The improvement of academic education was key focus of the discussions.

Dr Ba-Salamah stressed the importance of establishing the needed specialized colleges that can serve the development requirements in Wadi Hudramout region."

The Minister also noted that two Universities in Hudramout aren't enough Hudramout deserves more than two Universities ", said Ba-Salamah.

The deputy governor of Hudramout Aessam Al-Kathiri suggested that establishing a University of Syoon has become imperative.