The 23rd Graduation Ceremony has been held

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The 23rd Graduation Ceremony has been held, with over 1074 graduands conferred with Degrees and Diplomas on Thursday, November 9, 2023, at Sahal Terminal Hall.

The ceremony was presided over by MU president, Dr. Ibrahim Mohamed Mursal, who welcomed distinguished guests. In his speech, Dr. Ibrahim congratulated the graduating class of 2023 in the name of the university and reiterated the graduands who are celebrating today to represent the University’s best image and apply the lessons and good conducts they learned during their stay at Mogadishu University.

“As you celebrating today, the country is facing challenges and the unemployment rate is high; therefore, you should always remember to approach the issues with this perspective in mind. Try to be innovative and Think big. That is what we expect from you today”. Dr. Ibrahim said.

Dr. Ibrahim Mohamed Mursal, President of Mogadishu University

The director of higher education division from the ministry of education Ismail Yusuf encouraged the graduating class, comprising bachelor degrees, masters and diplomas to utilize their knowledge and skills and not to wait for anyone to offer jobs.

“Use the knowledge and skills you have acquired during your time at Mogadishu University which has surely equipped you to face the challenges and opportunities ahead”.

 Ismail Yusuf Osman, Director of higher education, ministry of education

In his remarks, Abdullahi Farah, an MP of Somali parliament noted “As graduates of our country Somalia, it is your responsibility to develop your internal and external strengths as future leaders of your country. You have a role to play, in leadership and governance of this nation”.

 Abdullahi Farah Mire, a member of Somali parliament

The ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, including government officials, members of the board of trustees, and faculty members as graduands were accompanied by their families and friends, who cheered them on as they received their awards.

At the end, the top students of graduating batch of 23rd were received awards.

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