​Media Office, Center for Economic and Financial Studies and Research, Sana’a University

Thursday, September 24, 2026

As part of its ongoing efforts to support scientific research and advance specialized studies in control, auditing, and risk management, the Center for Economic and Financial Studies and Research at Sana’a University held an open academic seminar today, Thursday, to discuss a Master’s thesis proposal submitted by researcher Hussein Saleh Al-Raboui, titled: "The Impact of Integrating Enterprise Risk Management and Internal Audit on Enhancing Organizational Performance Effectiveness: A Field Study of Pharmaceutical Companies in the Republic of Yemen."
During the session, the researcher presented a comprehensive overview of his proposal, outlining the study's scope, problem statement, objectives, and proposed methodology. He also detailed the field procedures and data collection strategies to examine how integrating Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and internal audit supports organizational performance effectiveness within Yemeni pharmaceutical companies.
The academic discussion focused on the core themes and research content of the proposal, emphasizing the alignment among the problem statement, objectives, and methodology. Faculty members stressed the importance of establishing clear operational frameworks to yield actionable results for enhancing institutional practices, offering constructive feedback and recommendations to refine the proposal's methodological structure before moving to the execution phase.
At the conclusion of the seminar, the research proposal was approved, with an emphasis on incorporating the faculty's recommendations and guidelines to elevate research quality and fulfill its academic and practical objectives.

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