Sana'a University Media – Faculty of Commerce and Economics 

Saturday, October 31, 2026

The Department of Political Science at the Faculty of Commerce and Economics – Sana'a University held a scientific seminar on Saturday to discuss a number of research proposals submitted for enrollment in the Master's program in Political Science, in the presence of several faculty members of the department.

The seminar began with the discussion of the research proposal submitted by student Shatha Abdullah Abdul-Jabbar Al-Ariq, entitled: _"A Conceptual Comparison for Measuring Patterns of Influence in Development Aid and Its Implications for Sovereignty: An Applied Study of Yemeni-German Relations (1990–2010)"_.

The proposal was discussed by:

- Prop.Dr. Hani Al-Mughllis, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science – Sana'a University.

- Dr. Abeer Al-Wajeeh, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science – Sana'a University.

The seminar also discussed the research proposal submitted by student Bashir Sulaiman Mohammed Al-Haddad, entitled: _"The Impact of the Political Geography of the Republic of Yemen in Confronting Aggression During the Period (2015–2026): An Analytical Study".

The proposal was discussed by:

- Prof. Dr. Adnan Al-Maqatri, Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science – Sana'a University.

- Dr. Noha Al-Sadmi, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science – Sana'a University.

The seminar also discussed the research proposal submitted by student Shayef Ali Mohammed Al-Ashwal, entitled: _"The Policies of the United States and Israel in Occupied Palestine During the Period (2009–2025)"_.

This proposal was discussed by Dr. Abeer Al-Wajeeh, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Sana'a University, and Dr. Najeeb Manna, Professor of Political Science at Sana'a University.

The seminar was also attended by Dr. Ashwaq Ghalis, Associate Professor of Political Science in the Department and member of the Academic Rigor Committee at the Faculty.

Following the presentation and discussion of the research proposals, members of the seminar committee exchanged scientific and methodological observations and provided a number of directives and suggestions aimed at developing the research plans and enhancing their scientific and methodological quality, contributing to the preparation of rigorous academic studies.