Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Conducts Final Examinations for Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) Program in Orthopedic Surgery

Monday, July 13, 2026

Department of Surgery at Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Sana’a University, conducted the final clinical and practical examinations (Part II) for the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) program in Orthopedic Surgery today at Al-Kuwait University Hospital.
The examinations were conducted by an elite panel of faculty members and examiners, chaired by the Program Director, Dr. Abdulraqeeb Al-Marh. The examining committee also included external examiner Dr. Motahar Al-Areeqi, along with Dr. Khaled Suwailem, Dr. Mohammed Al-Sayyad, Dr. Abdullah Mamoon, and committee assistant Ismail Doublah. The panel oversaw the evaluation, grading, and academic supervision in compliance with university standards to ensure objective and rigorous assessment of student learning outcomes.
These examinations represent a crucial milestone in completing graduate degree requirements. They support the Faculty’s mission to prepare highly qualified medical specialists capable of serving the healthcare sector in critical, high-demand disciplines such as orthopedic surgery.
The participating faculty members commended the candidates for their strong performance in both theoretical and practical components. They emphasized that these exams are a decisive step toward earning the Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree, which qualifies graduates to practice independently and contribute to the advancement of surgical services locally and regionally.