Minister of Higher Education praises the role of Nile Valley University,l

Professor Ahmed Mudawi Moussa, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, praised the great national roles played by Nile Valley University, foremost of which is its initiative to host war-affected universities.
During his visit to the Nile Valley University in Atbara, he was accompanied by a number of directors of specialized departments, in addition to the Secretary-General of the National Student Welfare Fund, Dr. Ahmed Hamza Al-Amin, in addition to the Executive Director of the Ministry and the Director of El Geneina University.
When meeting with deans of colleges and directors of departments and specialized centers, he confirmed that what the Nile Valley University is doing, under these exceptional circumstances, confirms that this step reflects its national mission and responsibility towards the country and students.

He saluted the university’s staff, with all their segments, for the sake of the continuity of the educational process, announcing a number of good omens, with regard to the salary structure of faculty members and workers of all categories.
For his part, the Vice-Chancellor of Nile Valley University, Professor Hassan Al-Sa’im, confirmed that the university will remain open to education and community service issues, and will continue its efforts to provide the appropriate academic environment for the continuation of the educational process for students in war-affected universities, noting that the university considers this a national and moral duty befor being an institutional responsibility.
His Excellency also stood on the laboratories and halls of the College of Education and addressed the students, praying for them success and success, stressing their expected role in the reconstruction of what was destroyed by the war and their role in upholding the homeland and reversing the knowledge and science in community development, promising support and rehabilitation. University facilities.
On the sidelines of his visit to Nile Valley University, he met with representatives of the hosting universities, and listened to performance reports on the conduct of exams and studies, and the position of each university and college regarding the arrangements for returning to the headquarters in Khartoum state.