Hodeidah University honors the Red Sea Ports Corporation
Today, Hodeidah University honored the Yemeni Red Sea Ports Corporation, with the university shield in appreciation of its efforts to support and support the university and overcome the difficulties facing its academic activity as a result of the aggression and the blockade.
During the honoring, the CEO of the Foundation, Captain Mohamed Abu Bakr Ishaq, expressed appreciation for this honor … stressing that interaction with the community and possessing an active participation strategy is considered one of the basic pillars for the success of the Foundation’s social contribution programs.
He pointed out that the implementation of social initiatives should not be seen as “the cost of doing business”, but as an initiative of constructive value … stressing the importance of social responsibility activities and programs compatible with the institution’s strategy in a way that contributes to enhancing impact and sustainability.
He pointed to the Foundation’s keenness to provide support and support for projects, initiatives and positive contributions that serve a wide segment of society according to the available capabilities despite the current circumstances and challenges.
Isaac called on the leadership of the university, to cooperate with the institution’s creativity and innovation committee and to attract employees’ creative ideas, refine them, bring them to light and benefit from them.
For his part, President of Al-Hodeidah University, Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Al-Ahdal indicated that honoring the institution comes in appreciation of its role in supporting the university and rehabilitating the September 21 Hall of the Faculty of Fine Arts that has been targeted by the aggression.
He praised the societal contributions that the Red Sea Ports Corporation provides to the various regions of the governorate.
The honoring was attended by Eng. Yahya Abbas Sharaf Al-Din, the Foundation’s Vice Chairman, the University’s Assistant Secretary-General, Academic Affairs Director, Dr. Adnan Al Hammadi, the Dean of the College of Arts, Dr. Abdul Ilah Abu Ali, and the Foundation’s Advisor Ahmed Ata.
