The Student Exhibition Accompanying the College of Medical Sciences Conference on Addressing the Challenges of Addiction Concludes

 

□ Thamar University Media / Jamal Al-Bahri / Jumad Al-Awwal 29, 1447. November 20, 2025

 

■ The student exhibition accompanying the activities of the First Scientific Conference of the College of Medical Sciences at Thamar University concluded today, after offering visitors an exceptional educational and visual experience that made it one of the most influential and well-attended pavilions of the conference.

 

The exhibition was held under the patronage of the University Rector, Professor Dr. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Haifi, the Chairman of the Higher Supervisory Committee of the Conference. It featured hundreds of paintings, models, and scientific innovations that demonstrated the skill of the college's students, the depth of their knowledge and their ability to transform medical science into a remarkably creative language.

 

From its very first moments, the exhibition resembled an open laboratory showcasing brain tissue, the pathways of the nervous system, the effects of addiction on the heart and lungs, and detailed anatomical models created by the students themselves, in addition to student artwork that blended art, medicine, and social awareness. The exhibition captivated conference attendees with its richness, diverse resources, and exceptional organization, reflecting a serious youthful spirit and a rare scientific passion.

 

In the closing hours, the University Rector Professor Dr. Mohammed Al-Haifi, accompanied by his Vice-Rector for Student Affairs, Professor Dr. Abdulkafi Al-Rifai, and the Conference Chair, Dr. Adel Emran, paid a final visit to the exhibition.

 

During this visit, he expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the Dean of the College, the heads of the academic departments, the academic supervisors and the students for their tremendous efforts, which deserve recognition and respect.

 

He emphasized that the exhibition marked a bright chapter in the history of both the College and the University and that this level of student work reflects the academic maturity and professional excellence achieved by the College of Medical Sciences.

 

Visitors and university leadership expressed their profound admiration for the artistic and scientific works displayed in the exhibition, describing them as "the product of minds that know how to teach and hearts that know how to create." They affirmed that Thamar University, with its students and faculty, is writing a new chapter in its history of academic excellence and national awareness.