Department of History and International Relations Reviews Master’s Thesis Proposal of Researcher Saleh Dhaifullah Mohammed

*Tuesday, September 15, 2026*

The Department of History and International Relations at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Sana’a University, hosted a seminar on Tuesday to review the Master’s thesis proposal submitted by researcher Saleh Dhaifullah Mohammed. The study is titled “The Political Relations and Military Confrontations between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, 1918–1934,” under the supervision of Prof. Amat al-Ghafour Abdulrahman Al-Ameer.
The defense and evaluation committee comprised key department faculty members:
• Prof. Amat al-Ghafour Abdulrahman Al-Ameer (Main Supervisor)
• Dr. Khaled Al-Matari (Seminar Coordinator & Examiner)
• Prof. Mahmoud Al-Sha’bi (Examiner)
• Prof. Abdulhakeem Al-Hijri (Examiner)
• Prof. Amat al-Malek Al-Thawr (Examiner)
• Dr. Bassam Al-Qubati (Examiner)
• Dr. Huda Al-Waysi (Examiner)
During the session, the researcher presented the core framework of his thesis proposal, detailing the study’s objectives, significance, methodology, theoretical and conceptual underpinnings, proposed hypotheses, and analytical tools. Following a comprehensive review by the faculty panel, the committee officially approved the research prospectus, commending the researcher’s scholarly efforts and emphasizing the historical significance of the topic for academic research in Yemen.
The seminar was attended by graduate students, faculty members, and researchers interested in regional historical dynamics.