Faculty of Sharia and Law at Sana’a University Launches Campus Afforestation Campaign, Planting 40 Coffee Trees to Promote Environmental Awareness

Sunday, July 19, 2026
The Faculty of Sharia and Law at Sana’a University launched a targeted afforestation campaign within the university campus today, featuring the planting of 40 traditional Yemeni coffee trees. This initiative is part of the Faculty’s institutional efforts to support environmental protection, cultivate a sustainable campus culture, and preserve native flora, which represents a vital symbol of national identity and Yemen’s rich agricultural heritage.
This initiative falls within the Faculty’s broader strategy to participate in environmental and community development programs, reinforcing values of social responsibility among its faculty, staff, and students, while creating a visually appealing and sustainable university ecosystem.
The Faculty Administration emphasized that the campaign reflects its commitment to national initiatives aimed at safeguarding the authentic Yemeni coffee tree and expanding green spaces across the university, commending the voluntary efforts of all participants. The Administration called upon the campus community to protect the newly planted trees and continue participating in ecological initiatives that drive sustainable development.





