Thamar University and Bonyan Foundation Discuss Strengthening Partnership and Cooperation in Research, Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine

□ Thamar University Media / Jumad Al-Awwal 2, 1448. October 13, 2026

■ A collaborative meeting was held today at Thamar University, chaired by the University Rector, Professor Dr. Mohammed Ahmed Al-Haifi, and attended by several university leaders, representatives of Bonyan Foundation, and other relevant parties.

The meeting, which was held at the University's General Secretariat, focused on ways to strengthen partnership and joint cooperation in research, agriculture, and veterinary medicine.

The meeting addressed several topics related to undergraduate and graduate student research, and how to guide it in accordance with the higher research plan, thereby enhancing the quality of research outputs and linking them to the needs of the agricultural and livestock sectors.

The two sides also discussed potential cooperation to finalize the handover of the veterinary hospital, as well as prospects for developing the partnership and expanding collaboration in scientific and applied research, particularly in improving livestock and agricultural products. This aims to enhance integration between academic institutions and stakeholders in the agricultural sector.

Participants in the meeting included the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, Professor Adel Abdulghani Al-Ansi, the University General Secretary, Dr. Mohammed Hutrum, the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Abdulghani Ali Al-Yahiri, and the Faculty General Secretary, Abdu Dahhan.

Mr. Mohammed Hassan Al-Barbari, Coordinator of the Bonyan Foundation in Dhamar Governorate,Naseem Al-Mahdi, the Representative of the Ministry of Agriculture, Mahdi Abdullah Al-Ghuli, Legume Supply Officer, and Mohammed Abdullah Bajah, the Head of the Student Forum in the Governorate were also present.

The meeting emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation and coordination between Thamar University, Bonyan Foundation, and relevant entities. It also stressed the need to develop research and scientific partnerships to serve agricultural development, improve livestock and crop production, and leverage the university's academic and research capabilities to address the challenges facing the agricultural sector.


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