Continuing the educational journey at the National Rabat University, and under the supervision of Lieutenant General of Police (Legal) Dr. Al-Adil Ajab Yaqoub, President of the University, and his deputy, Major General of Police (Legal) Dr. Amer Abdel Rahman, and under the supervision of Professor Nadia Omar Al-Atta, President of the University for Academic Affairs, and with the close monitoring of the Acting Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Salwa Tayfour Ahmed, the odd-term exams at the Faculty of Languages and Translation began today, Sunday, August 7, 2025. These exams will continue until the 22nd of the same month, followed immediately by the even-term exams, starting on October 13th.
These exams cover the 17th, 18th, and 19th batches. Dr. Salwa Tayfour explained that all internal students were gathered at the Omdurman Center due to the small number of students at the various centers. The number of students sitting for exams at the Omdurman Center reached 93 students.
The external centers were distributed as follows:
Cairo Center: (47 male and female students)
Saudi Arabia: (20 male and female students)
Oman: Two students
Qatar: Two students
Uganda: Two students
Dr. Salwa pointed out that these exams represent the college's second session after the war. Class 16 graduated, and exams for Class 17 are now ongoing. These include the main exams, alternative exams, supplementary exams, and removal exams according to a sequential schedule.
Dr. Salwa Tayfour expressed her thanks and appreciation to the university leadership, represented by the University President and his deputy, Professor Nadia Omar Al-Atta, University President for Academic Affairs, and the members of the Higher Committee for Examinations in the Arab Republic of Egypt. She also extended special thanks to Professor Musab Muhammad Al-Hassan, Chairman of the Administrative and Financial Committee in Sudan, Professor Nada Muhammad Othman, College Registrar, and all faculty members and staff of the College of Languages and Translation for their great efforts to continue the educational process despite the difficult circumstances.
In conclusion, we ask God Almighty to bless our work and knowledge, and to return us to our beloved country, enjoying security, stability, and peace.
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With compliments from the Media and Public Relations Department
These exams cover the 17th, 18th, and 19th batches. Dr. Salwa Tayfour explained that all internal students were gathered at the Omdurman Center due to the small number of students at the various centers. The number of students sitting for exams at the Omdurman Center reached 93 students.
The external centers were distributed as follows:
Cairo Center: (47 male and female students)
Saudi Arabia: (20 male and female students)
Oman: Two students
Qatar: Two students
Uganda: Two students
Dr. Salwa pointed out that these exams represent the college's second session after the war. Class 16 graduated, and exams for Class 17 are now ongoing. These include the main exams, alternative exams, supplementary exams, and removal exams according to a sequential schedule.
Dr. Salwa Tayfour expressed her thanks and appreciation to the university leadership, represented by the University President and his deputy, Professor Nadia Omar Al-Atta, University President for Academic Affairs, and the members of the Higher Committee for Examinations in the Arab Republic of Egypt. She also extended special thanks to Professor Musab Muhammad Al-Hassan, Chairman of the Administrative and Financial Committee in Sudan, Professor Nada Muhammad Othman, College Registrar, and all faculty members and staff of the College of Languages and Translation for their great efforts to continue the educational process despite the difficult circumstances.
In conclusion, we ask God Almighty to bless our work and knowledge, and to return us to our beloved country, enjoying security, stability, and peace.
✍️
With compliments from the Media and Public Relations Department