Sana’a: Sana’a University Media Office
Saturday, October 24, 2026, corresponding to 13 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH
The fifth regular meeting of officials responsible for websites and social media pages across Sana’a University’s faculties and centers commended the launch of the University’s redesigned websites, stressing the importance of leveraging the upgraded platforms to strengthen the University’s digital presence, enhance media performance, and showcase its academic and scientific achievements.
The meeting, chaired by Mr. Adel Al-Hababi, the Rector’s Assistant for Media Affairs, was held at the Public Administration Center at the Faculty of Commerce and Economics.
Addressing participants, Mr. Al-Hababi called for greater efforts to capitalize on the technical capabilities of the redesigned websites, emphasizing the need to uphold accuracy, objectivity, and credibility in news reporting while ensuring timely publication across the University’s digital platforms.
He also stressed the importance of producing high-quality media content supported by carefully selected photographs that accurately reflect the University’s facilities, scientific resources, and academic capabilities, highlighting the vital role of the University’s websites and social media platforms in promoting its institutional identity, showcasing its achievements to academic institutions worldwide, and strengthening its visibility in international university rankings and performance indicators.
Mr. Al-Hababi further explained that specialized training programs designed for the University’s media team would contribute to sharpening their professional skills and fostering creativity across various areas of media work. He also announced that preparations were underway to conduct a series of specialized training courses in the coming weeks.
During the meeting, participants reviewed daily publishing activities across the University’s websites and social media platforms and discussed measures to improve content quality, streamline media operations, and strengthen coordination among media officials at the University’s faculties and centers.
The meeting concluded by emphasizing the importance of submitting monthly performance reports on schedule, maintaining accuracy and professionalism in news reporting, and ensuring the prompt publication of the University news and activities without unnecessary delays.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of applying proposed media development initiatives into practical measures that support the University’s institutional mission and advance its aspirations for a stronger and more influential digital presence.
