SANA'A — Sana'a University Media
Monday, October 12, 2026 / 1 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH

Sana'a University Rector, Prof. Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti, has issued directives to continuously develop the academic and clinical capabilities of the Faculty of Dentistry, urging improvements in the quality of its educational and therapeutic services to solidify its professional standing, support its community outreach, and keep pace with rapid scientific and technological advancements in dental medicine.

The directives were issued during an inspection visit to the Faculty of Dentistry to review clinical operations, evaluate the quality of healthcare delivered to patients, and assess development requirements needed to boost operational performance and training capacity. Upon his arrival, the Rector was received by Dr. Taghreed Al-Kabsi, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry for Student Affairs, alongside key faculty members.

During the tour, Prof. Al-Bukhaiti inspected patient care workflows across the clinical departments and received a detailed briefing regarding the faculty’s primary needs, challenges, and infrastructure requirements.

Addressing faculty leadership and staff, Prof. Al-Bukhaiti emphasized the necessity of unified efforts, cross-departmental coordination, and teamwork to overcome challenges and address operational deficits. He called for the implementation of clear, forward-looking strategic plans aimed at modernizing facilities, upgrading dental equipment, enhancing clinical instruction, and raising the overall competence of academic and professional graduates.
He highlighted that the Faculty of Dentistry must attain the distinguished academic standing it deserves, transitioning into an advanced phase of institutional modernization that aligns with contemporary international standards and scientific benchmarks.

For her part, Vice Dean Dr. Taghreed Al-Kabsi presented the faculty’s immediate priorities and development roadmap, detailing the necessary steps to improve academic and clinical workflows, modernize educational environments, and upgrade medical equipment to enhance patient services provided to the public. She underscored the vital importance of leadership support in empowering the faculty to prepare highly skilled dental professionals and expand its healthcare contributions to the local community.

The inspection visit reflects the active commitment of Sana'a University's leadership to directly evaluate the faculties, address operational needs, and strengthen academic and clinical capabilities to ensure tangible improvements in medical education and healthcare delivery.