Major public universities have closed a number of humanities departments due to the low number of students enrolled in them. The faculties of arts and education topped the list of this decline, which specialists described as “frightening and unprecedented.”

A UN organization said on Wednesday that the ongoing conflict in Yemen for ten years has caused 2.4 million children to drop out of school.

The forum highlighted the role of migrant minds in enhancing the educational process and developing scientific research in Yemen and Malaysia, and the importance of enhancing communication between academics at home and abroad to find creative solutions to educational challenges. It also highlighted establishing research and educational partnerships with Yemeni universities, benefiting from the expertise of Yemenis abroad, in addition to developing the quality of education through joint projects with Malaysian universities.

The Executive Unit for School Nutrition in the interim capital, Aden, denied that biscuits distributed by the World Food Program to school students contained chemical materials.

Today, Thursday, Al Mahrah University celebrated the graduation of the first batch of its students, numbering 234 male and female students, under the slogan “A Dream Come True.”

The administration of a government school in the capital Sana'a threatened some students with expulsion from the school for their delay in paying the monthly levies imposed by the Houthi militia on students, since its control of Sana'a and a number of governorates.