Thamar University Student Affairs Council Holds its Fourth Meeting and Discusses Student Issues and University Activities
□ Thamar University Media | Jumad Al-Awwal 10, 1448. October 21, 2026
■ In line with Thamar University leadership's commitment, represented by the University Rector Professor Dr. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Haifi, to addressing student issues and enhancing university activities, the Student Affairs Council held its fourth meeting for the 2026/2027 academic year.
The meeting, chaired by Professor Dr. Abdulkafi Al-Rifai, the Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Head of the Council, discussed several student-related topics and issues, and made appropriate decisions and measures regarding them.
The Council reviewed and approved the minutes of its previous meeting. It also discussed memoranda and requests submitted by the university's colleges and centers, and made appropriate decisions regarding them, contributing to addressing student issues and streamlining related procedures.
The discussions addressed several topics related to the status of students and graduates, including correcting personal data, resolving student status issues, completing graduation procedures and documentation, and reviewing requests for deferral and academic excuses, all in accordance with university regulations and bylaws. This ensures that these issues are addressed and procedures are streamlined for students.
In a related context, Professor Dr. Abdulkafi Al-Rifai discussed the completion of the student activities plan for the academic year 1448, which includes cultural, artistic, creative, and athletic programs and activities. He emphasized the importance of activating these programs and expanding student participation to contribute to developing their talents and abilities, refining their skills, and enhancing their presence in university life.
The meeting also addressed preparations for commemorating Martyrs' Week. Professor Al-Rifai stressed the importance of concerted efforts to organize the accompanying events and activities, and to mobilize student energies for active participation, in recognition of the martyrs' sacrifices and to reinforce the values of sacrifice and national belonging.
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