Honoring winners of "Al-Aqsa Flood" scientific competition at Commerce Faculty ,Sana'a University
Sana'a - Saba:
The College of Commerce and Economics at Sana'a University and the University Student Forum honored on Wednesday the winners of "Al-Aqsa Flood" scientific competition, members of the student forum and the scientific committee for the academic year 1446 AH.
The competition, which lasted two weeks, with the participation of 470 male and female students from the first and second levels, aimed to enhance the spirit of competition among students, develop their intellectual abilities, encourage , motivate them to achieve scientific achievement and compete for advanced positions.
At the ceremony, the Vice Dean of the College of Commerce for Community Affairs, Dr. Khalid Al-Matri, pointed out the significance and symbolism of honoring the first and top winners of the scientific competition among the college students in the first and second stages, which culminated today in honoring the top achievers who represent the future generation.
The College of Commerce and Economics at Sana'a University and the University Student Forum honored today the winners of "Al-Aqsa Flood" scientific competition, members of the student forum and the scientific committee for the academic year 1446 AH.
The competition, which lasted two weeks, with the participation of 470 male and female students from the first and second levels, aimed to enhance the spirit of competition among students, develop their intellectual abilities, encourage and motivate them to achieve scientific achievement and compete for advanced positions.
At the ceremony, the Vice Dean of the College of Commerce for Community Affairs, Dr. Khalid Al-Matri, pointed out the significance and symbolism of honoring the first and top winners of the scientific competition among the college students in the first and second stages, which culminated today in honoring the top achievers who represent the future generation.
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