Sana’a – Sana’a University Media Office
Sunday, November 1, 2026, (21 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH)
Prof. Mohammed Ahmed Al-Bukhaiti, Rector of Sana’a University, inspected the Faculty of Education – Sana’a today to review the ongoing development and modernization works in its computer and science laboratories and assess their technical and practical equipment. He directed that the rehabilitation works be completed and the necessary requirements provided to strengthen the Faculty’s educational infrastructure.
He was received by Prof. Saad Ibrahim Al-Alawi, Dean of the Faculty, along with the Vice Deans, the Faculty Secretary, and heads of academic departments.
The Rector received a detailed briefing on the modernization of the laboratories of the Computer Teacher Education Department. The project covered all five laboratories affiliated with the Department and included installing approximately 50 modern hard disk drives, upgrading computers, and equipping them with advanced software to enhance their educational and practical capabilities and accommodate the growing demand for enrollment in the Department. He also directed that the sixth laboratory be fully equipped by providing the technical components required for its server and restoring approximately 26 computers to operation.
The Rector also inspected the laboratories of the Chemistry, Biology, and Physics Departments, reviewing the improvement and rehabilitation works and the technical equipment provided. He received an explanation of their capabilities and their role in strengthening the practical component of academic courses. These facilities can also be used to accommodate first-level students from the Faculty of Engineering for selected physics laboratory experiments, in addition to students from the Faculty of Petroleum and Minerals.
The visit also included an inspection of the classrooms. The Rector delivered a guidance address in Al-Aqsa Lecture Hall, urging students to make maximum benefits of the scientific and academic resources available at the Faculty, including its qualified academic staff, faculty members, and educational infrastructure, to improve their academic achievement and develop their skills.
In a related development, the Rector directed the Dean to expedite the receipt of surveillance cameras and complete the procedures for their installation to strengthen security and safety measures. He also instructed the Faculty to submit its remaining requirements for completing maintenance work on the Faculty’s roof and external facilities.
At the conclusion of the visit, the Rector expressed his appreciation to the Faculty’s leadership and its academic, technical, and administrative staff, commending their efforts to develop the laboratories and educational facilities. He urged them to continue their work and intensify their efforts to improve academic and administrative performance, strengthen the Faculty’s role in advancing the educational process, and contribute to serving the community..
