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Arab Academy for Science, Maritime Transport writes-off Yemen's due debts

[24/10/2018 02:03]

ALEXANDRIA-SABA
Minister of Transport Saleh Al-Jabwani signed Wednesday in Alexandria with the President of Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport Dr Ismail Faraj on a minute under which the Yemeni students, who graduated from the Academy, to receive their own academic certificates, which have been held back in the Academy for five years.

Under the minute, the Yemeni students also are allowed to pursue their academic study without obstacles, more dispatched Yemeni students also can join the academy.

Most important is that the Academy has agreed to write-off an approximately half a million dollar of Yemen's due debts and to restructuring the remain debts that other Yemeni transport organizations are owed to the Academy.