Sana’a: Sana’a University Media
Tuesday, October 20, 2026, corresponding to 9 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH
The Student Affairs Council at Sana’a University has approved graduate lists submitted by the University's faculty councils and reviewed a range of student-related matters during its fifth regular meeting of the 1448 AH academic year.
The Student Affairs Council at Sana’a University has approved graduate lists submitted by the University’s faculty councils, in preparation for forwarding them to the University Council for the completion of official approval procedures. The decision was made during the Council's fifth regular meeting for the 1448 AH academic year. The meeting held today was chaired by Prof. Mohammed Ali Shukri, Vice Rector for Student Affairs, and attended by Council members.
Starting the meeting, the Council members reviewed and discussed the minutes of the previous meeting before formally approving them.
The Council also examined graduate lists submitted by the Faculty of Education in Sana’a, alongside several student-related matters referred by individual faculties or submitted directly by students through written requests. Following deliberations, the Council adopted appropriate decisions and measures in accordance with the University's applicable rules and regulations.
During the discussions, the Council underscored the importance of maintaining close oversight of student affairs and ensuring the timely resolution of academic and administrative concerns. It emphasized that addressing challenges faced by students is essential to facilitating their academic progress, ensuring the smooth functioning of the educational process, and improving the quality of university services.
The Council further called for stronger coordination among relevant university departments and administrative bodies to ensure effective follow-up on student issues and the implementation of appropriate solutions measures that serve students' academic interests and contribute to improving the University's educational environment.
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