The Impact of National Culture on the E-Government Readiness

Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
- The Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences was established in the academic year 1996/1997 to meet with other tributaries of practical and human life within the framework of a holistic and integrated view of science and knowledge and its role in developing life and advancing its human, material and spiritual elements.
Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences
- The Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences was established in the academic year 1995/1996 , as the university believes in developing society with scientifically qualified skills.
Faculty of Law
- The Faculty of Law was established in the academic year 1995/1996 and is considered one of the solid scientific tributaries of the university.
Faculty of Engineering & Computer Sciences
- The Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science was established in the academic year 1995/1996 AD to build an engineering generation armed with the latest modern sciences in the fields of engineering, computer science and technology, in order to raise the wheel of development in Yemen and the Arab countries.
Faculty of Medical Sciences
- The Faculty of Medical Sciences was established in the year 2003/2004 AD in order to keep pace with the scientific development in the field of medical sciences, including human medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, laboratories and therapeutic nutrition, to create a generation of doctors and pharmacists capable of working in this vital field and to prepare an integrated health team of dentists, pharmacists and laboratory technicians who meet The needs of Yemen and the Arab countries and improving the health situation.
Faculty of Postgraduate Studies
- The Faculty of Graduate Studies was established in the year 1996 AD and reopened in the academic year 2014/2015 in order to keep pace with scientific development in the field of economics, administrative sciences, business administration, literature, law, engineering and computer science.

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The Impact of National Culture on the E-Government Readiness

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