University media

Mr. Mahmoud Al-Junaid, Deputy Prime Minister for National Vision Affairs, was briefed this morning on the progress of the educational process at the Emirates International University, where he was received by Dr. Najeeb Al-Kumaim, President of the University, Legal Adviser Dr. Fouad Al-Haj, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Dr. Saleh Al Dhaheri, and the Acting and Dean of the Faculty of Administrative Sciences And Finance Dr. Muhammad Al-Kahali, and the Dean of Student Affairs, Mr. Marwan Al-Zari, and a number of heads of scientific departments and directors of departments and departments related to the university. During the visit, the President of the University, Dr. Naguib Al-Kumaim, welcomed The Deputy Prime Minister expressed thanks and appreciation to the university’s leadership and its pride and pride in this visit and the support it represents for the university and its affiliates. The Deputy Prime Minister heard from Dr. Najeeb Al-Kumaim, President of the University, an explanation about the university and its various faculties and departments, and the level of development and modernization that the university has witnessed and is witnessing, based on the standards of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, the Academic Accreditation Council and international scientific standards, as well as the level of development in all academic, administrative and infrastructure aspects from Buildings, laboratories, educational aids, expansion and future plans, and other aspects in accordance with the university’s 2025 strategy and the requirements of the state’s national vision. During the visit, the Deputy Prime Minister, accompanied by the university leadership, was briefed on the university’s buildings and various facilities, including laboratories, classrooms, educational and service facilities in the faculties of medicine, dentistry, engineering, administrative and financial sciences, the level of the educational process and the practical application of students in laboratories and laboratories. The Deputy Prime Minister was also briefed on the central library of the university and the services it provides to students, in addition to the dental clinics that provide free services to patients as part of the university's contributions to community service. At the conclusion of his visit to the university, Deputy Prime Minister Mahmoud Al-Junaid praised the university's distinguished educational and academic level, its academic staff, advanced infrastructure and good reputation, pointing to the government's supportive orientations for targeted and successful investments that contribute to supporting development efforts in Yemen.