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Malaysian faculty to provide scholarships, discounts for Yemeni students

[18/01/2018 06:31]

KULA LUMPUR-SABA

The Yemeni Cultural Attaché in Kuala Lumpur signed today a joint exchange agreement with a Malaysian faculty, FTSM.

Under the agreement, which was signed by the acting cultural attaché Ameen Al-Hamdani and the Dean of FTSM, Dr. Sjaila Dafakran, FTSM will offer free seats and tuition fees discounts for Yemeni students.

Following the signing, Yemeni Ambassador Adel Bahaid stressed the importance of the agreement because it will contribute to enhancing the academic work. He pointed out that making partnerships with colleges, institutes and universities with long experience in academic work will benefit students' performance in ways of academic achievement and cooperation on joint work between the two sides.

For his part, Dr.Sjaila pointed out the importance of activating such partnerships and agreements and benefiting from the exchange of experiences between the Yemeni and Malaysia academic sides.