Deputy Education Minister opens 2nd Sana'a Education exhibition
Deputy Minister of Education and Scientific Research Dr. Hatem al-Duais on Saturday inaugurated the "Second Sana'a Education Exhibition 2025," showcasing programs from 26 educational institutions.
Accompanied by ministry officials, Dr. al-Duais toured the five-day exhibition, organized by the Higher Education Sector and Nahdet Fikr.
The event aims to provide students with a comprehensive overview of available specializations, offers, and benefits from 14 private universities, 12 community colleges, and various institutes.
Dr. al-Duais lauded the exhibition for offering academic services and guidance, stressing its role in promoting education, scientific research, and community service.
He emphasized the importance of such events in fostering competition and encouraging student enrollment to enhance educational quality.
Coordinator for Private Universities Haroun Shaddad commended the exhibition's organization and the diverse participation, noting the academic consultations, benefits, and tuition discounts offered across various disciplines.
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