Sana’a – Wednesday, October 7, 2026

The Faculty of Physical Education at Sana’a University held a scientific seminar today, Wednesday, October 7, 2026, to discuss the master’s thesis proposal submitted by researcher Bakr Mohammed Mohsen Al-Hashidi, entitled “Anthropometric Determinants for the Selection of Young Football Goalkeepers in Clubs in the Capital Secretariat.” The seminar was organized as part of the Faculty’s ongoing efforts to promote scientific research and advance specialized studies in sports sciences.

The seminar focused on discussing the scientific and methodological framework of the proposed study, which examines the use of anthropometric determinants as one of the scientific foundations for selecting young football goalkeepers. The study is expected to contribute to improving talent identification and selection practices by providing more accurate scientific criteria for identifying promising goalkeeping talent in football clubs in the Capital Secretariat.

During the seminar, the researcher presented the main components of the research proposal, addressing the research problem, objectives, and significance, as well as the proposed methodology and scientific procedures for conducting the study. The presentation also highlighted the potential contribution of the research to the field of football goalkeeper selection and development in clubs in the Capital Secretariat.

The seminar featured an academic discussion addressing several aspects related to the research topic and methodology. A number of scientific observations and recommendations were presented with the aim of further developing the research proposal and enhancing its academic quality in accordance with the established standards for master’s degree research.

Through organizing such academic and scientific events, the Faculty of Physical Education at Sana’a University reaffirms its commitment to supporting scientific research, promoting postgraduate studies, and encouraging academic research that addresses issues related to sports development and the advancement of sporting practices based on sound scientific and methodological foundations.