#Yemen

Between misery and happiness... the life of scholarship students. Yemeni students on scholarship abroad spend their summer vacation under the crisis of delaying their financial dues, or some of them being dropped from scholarship lists, or some of them failing to graduate. These pictures are transmitted to us by the “Yemeni Students Abroad” page on Facebook, As student protests appear in countries […]

The Hadhramaut Foundation launches its new visual identity The Hadhramaut Foundation celebrates its graduates inside and outside Yemen, and holds consultative forums for them. The Bugshan Tour leads to the signing of cooperation agreements in the field of education and scholarships with many countries. The Hadhramaut Foundation for Human Development celebrated on August 29 of this year the occasion of the 12th anniversary of Its establishment, […]

AMIDEAST attracts hundreds of young people to the Nahdhat Shabab program in its second edition. AMIDEAST provides study expenses for 14 students in the United States during the war in Yemen in 2015. The number of English language scholarships for low-income students dwindles, and others withdraw due to the war. AMIDEAST maintains the examination and counseling service in Sanaa and Aden. Announcement institute […]

    What does poetry say? How does he sing? The beauty exclaimed: So how does the inspired one sing? What does poetry sing? How can he wander in this beauty? And where does he wander? In every direction there is a dancing spring, and in every atmosphere a thousand smiling dawns, O drunken son of poetry, this is his day, a melody scattered by the years […]

Do not be surprised if I told you that our golden Islamic civilization rose with that thing... and the West snatched it from us with that thing. Some may think that this is something like geographical discoveries or fierce wars under the name of “Islamic conquests” or “Crusades,” but if we go back and ask: How was each party able to carry out the discoveries […]

While I was browsing Facebook, I found a Yemeni university student posting: Do you know of a crime that carries a penalty of exile from Yemen? This is the case of students from inside Yemen, but outside of it, I remember here some colleagues who graduated from Saudi and Canadian universities, and in any case, congratulations to their graduation, and when you say to some of them: A good return to the country and the family, […]