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Yemen, Lebanon discuss higher education cooperation

[08/11/2017 05:56]

BEIRUT-SABA
Yemen's Ambassador to Lebanon Abdullah al-Duais and the Rector of Lebanese UniversityFuadAyyoub discussed on Wednesday cooperation between the two countries in field of higher education.

The two parties also discussed means of implementing the executive program of cultural exchange agreement between Yemen and Lebanon and finalizing measures of registering Yemeni students for this year.

Ambassador al-Duais reviewed a number of topics concerning Yemeni students in the university, including obstacles of obtaining a foreign language, which hinders Yemeni students to attend scientific colleges and possibility of enabling the students a chance of a year qualification at the languages center of the university before attending their sections.

He highlighted the role of the university and its unique capabilities and prestigious recognition across universities in the region, thanking the university for good treatment of Yemeni students.

For his part, the Rector of the Lebanese University confirmed cooperation with Yemeni students and solving all obstacles facing them within available capabilities.