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Ibn Sina celebrates the graduation of the Hope Batch and affirms its commitment to rebuilding the homeland

The Citizen /

The Faculty of Human Medicine at Ibn Sina University closed the curtain on the final exams of the 20th batch, which was described as the Hope Batch, marking a new stage of academic steadfastness under the exceptional circumstances that the country is going through.

Dr. Al-Nazir Mohamed Al-Nour, Dean of Scientific Affairs at Ibn Sina University, expressed his pride in the success of this stage, stressing that the 20th batch represents a model of determination and giving. He stated that the university sees its graduates as a key pillar to contribute to the reconstruction, rehabilitation, and service of the Sudanese community.

Prof. Talal Ahmed Awad, Vice Chancellor of Ibn Sina University, emphasized that completing the final exams and graduating the batch of human medicine (20) in these exceptional circumstances is a national achievement before it is an academic one.

The Rector of Ibn Sina University, Prof. Al-Tayeb Youssef, stressed that the conclusion of the final exams of the Faculty of Human Medicine represents a victory for scientific will and a clear message that Sudanese universities are capable of withstanding and continuing, no matter how severe the crises.

He added that the university will continue its full support for students and graduates and will work to develop the educational and training environment to keep pace with the needs of the next stage.