As part of ongoing efforts to promote scientific research and academic culture in Yemen, the Central Library at the Yemeni University today presented a valuable study to Dr. Ali Al-Amri, the university's Secretary-General. This initiative comes at a time when there is a growing need for rigorous scientific research and comprehensive studies that reflect the realities of Yemeni society and contribute to finding solutions to the challenges it faces.
The study focuses on topics of interest to academics and researchers in various fields of migration, including political, economic, and cultural aspects, reflecting a recognition of the importance of preserving and developing knowledge in university libraries.
The study was presented by Professor Al-Azzi Al-Salawi, a member of the Publication Committee and advisor to the Yemeni Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, who praised the Central Library's significant role in supporting scientific research and promoting knowledge. Also present was Dr. Amr Ma'dikarib Al-Hamdani, a member of the Publication Committee and a member of the Shura Council, who emphasized the importance of providing data and information to academics through university libraries, which contributes to improving the quality of education and student research.
Dr. Ali Al-Omari, the university's Secretary-General, expressed his gratitude for the efforts of those who prepared this study, emphasizing the importance of university libraries as centers of knowledge and preservers of cultural and scientific heritage. He explained that the submission of this study to the central library reflects the university's commitment to promoting a culture of scientific research and providing diverse resources for students and researchers.
This study is of great importance, as it represents a valuable addition to the central library, making it a valuable resource for enriching academic knowledge. Its publication contributes to raising awareness and fostering public discussion on the topics it addresses, thus enhancing scientific understanding among students and researchers.
The submission of this study marks the beginning of increased cooperation between academics and educational institutions, particularly in the fields of scientific research and academic studies.
Through these efforts, the Yemeni University seeks to strengthen the educational environment and develop academic curricula, affirming that knowledge is the foundation of progress and prosperity in any society. It is expected that such studies will have a positive impact in the near future, contributing to the support of research addressing migration issues.