The Rector of Thamar University Commends Media Efforts at the Conclusion of the First Scientific Conference of the Faculty of Medical Sciences on Combating Addiction
□ Thamar University Media /Jumad Al-Awwal 29 1447. November 20, 2025
■ The first scientific conference of the Faculty of Medical Sciences on combating addiction and mitigating its effects concluded at Thamar University.
The conference enjoyed broad academic participation and significant media coverage, which contributed to highlighting its activities, scientific program and student and community exhibitions.
At the conclusion of the conference, the University Rector, Professor Dr. Mohammed Mohammed Al-Haifi, expressed his deep gratitude and appreciation to the University's Media and Public Relations Department and the conference's media committee for their outstanding role in the success of the event through their meticulous coverage, continuous media organization, and professional follow-up over the past few days.
The University Rector commended the media teams for their outstanding efforts, evident in the high quality of their reporting, documentation, and live broadcasts of the conference events. He also praised the accompanying reports, photographs and educational content, which contributed to raising public awareness about the dangers of addiction, its various forms and its effects on individuals and society.
He emphasized that the media's work was an integral part of the conference's success, serving as a bridge between the university and the public and reinforcing the university's mission to serve the community and protect its youth.
On behalf of the media committee and all its teams, Dr. Hamoud Al-Mawshki, the Head of the Media Committee, Professor Dr. Hamoud Al-Mulaiki, the Head of the Planning Department, Dr. Essam Wasel, the Head of the Libraries and Publishing Department, and Mr. Jamal Al-Bahri, the Head of the Media and Public Relations Department, expressed their gratitude to the university administration for its ongoing support and appreciation of the media efforts.
They explained that the teams of reporters, photographers, editors, and translators worked seamlessly to provide comprehensive coverage of the conference lectures, exhibitions and panel discussions, conveying to the community a true and informed picture of the dangers of addiction and the necessity of combating it.
The media committee affirmed that the success of the conference's awareness campaign is a significant step in combating addiction and that continued media and educational efforts are a national imperative requiring the integration of media, education, health and security institutions to protect society from this scourge.
In a gesture of appreciation, the University Rector directed that the most active and contributing media professionals be honored and awarded certificates of appreciation for their significant efforts. He emphasized that Thamar University will remain a supporter of responsible and informed media and that this experience will open new horizons for further joint scientific and media events.