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Moamen: Good morning, prof. We interviewing you, and that is why we
would like to thank you so much for reached out to the FP chronicle chair
accepting to be interviewed by us. We and asked for the interview to be
really appreciate that. arranged.
Prof. Amer: It’s a pleasure. Prof. Amer: Thank you for that.
Amna: We think students will be Amna: What can you tell us about your
interested in and inspired by this life as a student?
interview.
Prof. Amer: As a student…I studied
Fatma A’zahra: This interview is my pre-university here at Al Saeedia
for the students’ magazine, the FP school in Salalah. I completed my study
Chronicle, which is provided by the there in the academic year 1981-82. We
Foundation Program. were the fourth batch to graduate from
the school in Salalah. There were two
Prof. Amer: Yes, I’ve seen it. It is a streams: science and arts, and there
good one, actually. It is colorful, and was one class for each.
it’s written in simple English that can
be digested easily. In the final year, we moved from the
building in Al Husn to a new building
Haneen: This interview started with in Dahariz that was two floors. We
our idea because we noticed that many graduated from Dahariz and were the
students are interested in you as a first batch to graduate from that school
person as you’re new to the university. campus.
So, we thought it would be a good
idea to engage with students through Amna: That is interesting!
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