Today, Wednesday, May 14, at the Ministry of Culture, a copy of a comprehensive study on the mutual effects of Yemeni migration was handed over to writer and researcher Ali Al-Suraimi, former head of the Agricultural Cooperative Union.
Honoring Scientific Efforts
On this occasion, Professor Al-Suraimi expressed his deep appreciation for the great efforts of more than 20 Yemeni scholars and researchers in preparing this valuable study, which took nearly three years of tireless work. The study was funded by the Al-Khair Foundation for Social Development, a subsidiary of the Al-Alamiah Group of Companies, under the supervision and patronage of the late Alwan Saeed Al-Shaibani, the group's dean.
Details of the Handover Process
The handover ceremony was attended by a number of prominent figures. Professor Al-Azzi Al-Salwi, Advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, presented the copy to Professor Al-Suraimi, accompanied by Professor Faisal Abdul-Jalil Al-Ariqi, President of the Forum for Modernity and Cultural Enlightenment.
Importance of the Study
The study sheds light on the effects of Yemeni migration and its mutual impact on migrants, their home countries, and their host countries. It also provides a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities arising from this phenomenon, enhancing the ability of decision-makers and civil society to take informed and effective action.
Scientific Achievement
This represents a significant achievement in the field of scientific research and reflects the importance of collaboration between researchers and funding agencies in supporting social and economic issues.
In conclusion, this study remains an important reference for anyone seeking to understand the impacts of Yemeni migration and its contribution to shaping a better future for the country.