Yemen is home to a diverse set of indigenous cultural and scholarly traditions, as well as a large higher education system. Yet, six years of armed conflict – predated by
AYAP’s 4th event “Status and Prospect of Solar Energy in Yemen” on November 28th, 5:00 pm Sanaa time zone. The main speakers are, Ali M. Al_Ashwal, Professor of Electrical Engineering.
AYAP’s 7th event. The speakers: Mohamed Ibrahim Al-Hamdi, PhD: Senior Land and Water Officer, FAO Regional Office for Near East and North Africa Fadhl Al-Nozaily, PhD: Professor, Water, and Environment
The Speakers: Jeehan Abdulghaffar: An international development expert and Senior Advisor to the Executive Director, World Bank Group. Rafat Al-Akhali: The Convenor of the Council on State Fragility at the
The conversation will focus on the status of internet connectivity in Yemen, its challenges, prospects, and current opportunities for the Yemeni youth. The speakers: The moderator: A Recording Of This
Climate Change, War and Conservation are intertwined. The panelists will unveil the impact of climate change and the war on various vital sectors, including the danger posed by the floating
The panel will discuss an overview of current research on the psychological impact of war in Yemen particularly on children, including children’s environment and ability to recover from traumatic events.
A discussion hosted by IIE-SRF and the Association for Yemeni Academics & Professionals Yemen faces the world’s most urgent humanitarian crisis and higher education emergency. The country’s university system has
The webinar examines how marginalization in Yemen against minorities often relies on imagined, redefined, and racialized meanings of Yemeni citizenry. Such meanings are often disconnected from Yemen’s complex cultural and
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