Member of the Supreme Political Council, Muhammad Ali Al-Houthi, participated in the graduation ceremony of the first batch of the College of Human Medicine and Surgery at September 21 University of Applied and Medical Sciences, consisting of 509 male and female doctors, for the academic year 1445 AH, corresponding to 2023-2024 AD.

At the graduation ceremony, the Supreme Political Member congratulated the male and female students on their graduation and the parents, who were patient and endured in order to support and support their children and continue their educational attainment and reach this stage of excellence and success, and on the thresholds of joining the health sector and contributing to the service of the nation.

He praised the efforts and role of the university’s founders and its previous and current leaders for the efforts made in establishing and launching the university, which was born from the womb of the September 21 Revolution, and for taking it step by step to reach this important stage, which today celebrates the graduation of the first batch from the College of Medicine and Surgery.

He sent a message to the Yemeni people that these graduates will benefit the Ministry of Health and its hospitals, and contribute to improving health services in the country. He stressed that next August the university will witness the graduation of about 1,000 other male and female doctors. They will provide the health sector with expertise and contribute to improving the health sector in Yemen.

Al-Houthi considered the graduation of this group of future doctors to be a message to the American enemy that this generation, which learned and acquired science and knowledge under the aggression, and in the university that was established under bombardment and destruction, and the targeting of the surrounding halls with missiles and bombs, is a generation capable of confrontation and challenge, and those strikes did not deter it from Realizing his hopes and ambitions.

The Supreme Political Member praised the efforts of all those in charge of the university, and everyone who contributed and participated in the preparation and success of this solemn ceremony, and everyone who studied and learned at this university to reach this historic stage of graduating the first batch of students from the Faculty of Human Medicine at September 21 University.

For his part, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research in the caretaker government, Hussein Hazeb, congratulated the graduates of the first batch of the Faculty of Human Medicine and Surgery at September 21 University, one of the achievements of the September 21 Revolution, which was able to withstand and overcome challenges and difficult circumstances, and enabled the students to finish… Their academic journey took place under the roar of aircraft and the bombing of aggression, and they reached this stage of graduating the first batch.

Minister Hazib reviewed the stages of establishing the university since its founding, the difficulties it faced, and the role of the university’s previous and subsequent leaders in correcting its conditions and addressing these problems… indicating that September 21 University is one of the universities specialized in medical education in Yemen, and has witnessed qualitative transformations and developments in various fields. It focused on this type of education to meet the needs of medical personnel that the country lacks.

He expressed his hope that September 21 University, along with its counterparts from universities specialized in medical education and other applied sciences, would continue with this high giving and momentum, and urged it to move forward to obtain programmatic and national accreditation as soon as possible.

He touched on the achievements achieved by the Ministry of Higher Education in light of the aggression and siege, most notably “the establishment and opening of five public universities and 10 private universities, the adoption of a number of new academic programs, the description of all programs in public and private universities, the modernization of the programmatic and institutional standard structure, and the preparation of reference academic standards.” National qualifications program for more than 43 medical, health, and engineering programs, as well as administrative and human sciences, preparing special accreditation standards for the medicine and surgery program in accordance with the requirements of the International Federation for Medical Education, and completing the National Qualifications Framework project.

In turn, the Minister of Public Health and Population in the caretaker government, Dr. Taha Al-Mutawakkil, congratulated the male and female graduates on their great success in obtaining a bachelor’s degree in the field of medicine and surgery, and welcomed them into the labor market in various hospital departments across Yemen. To perform their humanitarian and moral function as compassion for the sick.

He considered September 21 University a success story and a challenge. Because it was created out of suffering, where students studied under bombardment, aggression, and the roar of aircraft, and it is one of the fruits of the September 21 Revolution – a symbol of steadfastness and steadfastness, which removed injustice, falsehood, and tyranny.

Dr. Al-Mutawakkil said: “We were victorious in the political, military and scientific aspects, and here are 509 male and female doctors today filling the horizons and supporting hospitals. You carried the flame of the revolution, and the pain and suffering of the Yemeni people over nine years, when the aggression bombed hospitals and ambulance crews, and killed doctors and nurses.” “.

He stressed that the year 2024 is the year of excellence, which requires graduates to enroll in hospitals to train at the highest level. The country needs them… indicating that the country needs 20,000 general doctors and 12,000 specialists… calling on graduates to join next year in Arab and Yemeni fellowship programs at the Supreme Council for Medical Specialties.

The Minister of Health directed the Supreme Council for Medical Specialties to accept graduates from September 21 University in subspecialties, during the next year, 2025 AD, at the level of Arab and Yemeni fellowship and clinical doctorate at Sana’a and September 21 universities.. stressing that they will not be allowed to be general doctors except for one year only, They perform rural service, and then go to the precise specializations that the country needs.

He expressed his hope that Yemeni doctors would be side by side with their colleagues in Gaza, and contribute to alleviating the suffering of the sick and wounded who are subjected to the most horrific brutal crimes against children and women at the hands of the Zionist entity in light of suspicious Arab disappointment and silence.

He stressed that Yemen presented an initiative – despite the siege, pain and scarcity of valleys – to prepare to support our brothers in Gaza with the medicine and medical supplies available to us. Countries, organizations and the Red Cross were called upon to bring medicine, equipment and medical supplies from Sanaa to Gaza, but they are unable.

The Minister of Health urged the graduates to have professional ethics and bear feelings of compassion, humanity, and dignity for these major principles… presenting a pledge to the leader of the revolution that everyone will be loyal to what he followed, and authorizing him to do everything he deems appropriate to lift the siege on Gaza, and to wage jihad for the sake of God, and to support everything he said in all his speeches. And placing the medical and health sector at the disposal of the leader of the revolution.

While the Caretaker Minister of Public Works and Roads, Engineer Ghaleb Mutlaq, praised the historic decision of the Chairman of the Revolutionary Committee at the time, No. 161 in 2016, to establish the September 21 University in light of the difficult and harsh conditions that Yemen was suffering from. As a result of Saudi-Emirati aggression, followed by America and Israel.

He said: “Dear students, we welcomed you on the first day when you entered the university, and today we welcome you on the day of your graduation from the university.” He praised the role of the university’s founding team, headed by the former university president, Dr. Yasser Abdel-Mughni, and the work team for their efforts in establishing academic work. Developing the infrastructure and structure of the university.

He considered the graduation of this group of 509 male and female doctors to be the fruit of the September 21 Revolution and the results of the Saudi aggression, in addition to the graduation of cadres from military colleges and leaders of the security services… stressing the progress on that path and the pledge taken by the leader of the revolution in steadfastness and steadfastness, confronting the enemy’s plans, and gaining… Science and knowledge to reach this stage.

The Minister of Works expressed regret and shame for the normalized and practical positions of the Arab countries, which disappointed the hopes and expectations of their people in supporting Gaza. He praised the position of the Yemeni people, leadership, government and people, in supporting Palestine, and steadfastness in the right position, stemming from our faith, moral and humanitarian identity. To support the oppressed throughout history.

While the President of the September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences, Dr. Mujahid Maasar, expressed his pride and pride in this remarkable day, decorated with the presence of this constellation of future doctors, illuminated by the euphoria of the victory coming from Gaza, embracing the coasts of the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, rooted in the solidarity of all free and honorable people and industrialists. Dawn and history, standing on the pinnacles of martyrdom.

He stressed that September 21 University is the only university that did not include any governorate or geographical region in its name. Because it wanted itself to be an incubator for the entire nation, and to be a true expression of this people’s revolution, authenticity, freedom, independence, and pride.

He pointed out that the university is the absolute value that expresses all Yemenis; About Yemen’s plains and mountains, about its buildings, fruits and sustenance, about its valleys and reefs, about its coasts and deserts, about its urban areas and its countryside, its breeze and its fog, and it is an authentic expression of the pride and dignity of the Yemenis, in response to the dawn in which the Yemenis leaned on the heads of camels, and shook hands with the footsteps of the leader and the path of creativity. Dr. Maasar considered September 21 University a success story in a difficult test of the meanings of will and management, challenging the impossible, standing tall and steadfast, and a title for diligent work, after it was about to issue a decision to close it due to the insistence on staying and continuing to give and struggle to advance it, and formulate a vision with national responsibility. It is a faith identity to reach this stage, and it reaped its first fruits in the graduation of the first class from the College of Human Medicine, consisting of 509 male and female doctors.

Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at September 21 University for Medical and Applied Sciences, Dr. Salwa Saleh Al-Ghamiri, in turn, confirmed that reaching this great day a few years ago was an impossible dream to achieve, a wish for those whose ability to think has weakened, and a vision for those who have no vision.

She pointed out that the university today stands on solid ground to offer 509 male and female students of medicine and surgery, who obtained doctoral distinction, and that was impossible, but thanks to God, he made this a reality, and made the impossible possible, and nothing is impossible before God.

Dr. Al-Ghamiriya explained that the college and university took steady and rapid steps to reform and restore themselves, and to expand their ground, with the support and support of the success partners from the state leaders and concerned authorities, who provided all the facilities in establishing academic and educational work… indicating that the college was able to restructure it, and moved quickly towards… Automation, numbering, and digitization of the college, introducing advanced systems, describing its programs and courses, controlling its complex study plans and regulations, and adopting what is called a problem-based learning system.

She confirmed that the college took the most important step in its history, represented by the appointment of 170 professors and faculty members, who played a prominent role in the university obtaining real support and support in the developmental steps and qualitative transformations that the university witnessed during the short period.

She praised the role of the Ministry of Higher Education and the Ministry of Health, which opened all hospitals to more than 2,000 human medicine students for clinical training, as well as holding scientific and medical conferences, and is in the process of opening postgraduate studies in the College of Medicine for clinical doctorates.