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The Yemeni Institute of Directors implemented the Board Secretary Program in its fourth run during 24 intensive training hours using the International Finance Corporation methodology during the period (13-15) March 2022. The training focused on the roles of secretaries, the formation and evaluation of the Board of Directors, and its role in the dynamics of the Board’s meetings and the development of the governance system and its applications.
The Yemeni Institute of Directors-YIoD, one of the entities of the Yemeni Business Club-YBC, implemented on Wednesday and Thursday 2-3 February 2022 in cooperation with the International Finance Corporation IFC the compensatory part for the first part of the Board Member Series program in its eighth run for members of the boards of directors of a number of private sector companies and Yemeni banks, The part gave the general introduction to corporate governance, the forms, and composition of boards of directors, methods of evaluating the board, its most important roles, and tasks, in addition to the internal and external frameworks of governance.
The Yemeni Institute of Directors (YIoD), in cooperation with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), concluded on Wednesday, September 30, the fourth and final part of the BDS Certified Board Member Program – the seventh edition, with the participation of a variety of representatives of Yemeni companies and banks, where the program focused in its legal part on aspects Legal matters related to the board of directors and what the members of boards of directors know about.
The Yemeni Institute of Directors (YIoD), one of the entities of the Yemeni Business Club (YBC), on Tuesday and Wednesday 25-26 August 2020, in cooperation with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), implemented the third part of the board member program approved in its seventh version for members of the board of directors of the Yemeni Islamic Insurance Company and Yemen Mobile Where the program focused in its financial part on the financial details of the board of directors and what matters to board members to know about financial management. Participants in the program will complete the last part according to the program’s plan in the legal topic.
On Thursday, corresponding to October 26, the Yemeni Institute of Directors concluded the first part of the BDS program for the fifth edition with a diverse participation of representatives of Yemeni companies and banks. The program has focused in its first part on the principles and rules of governance and the composition of boards of directors and evaluation will be complemented by the participants in the program parts of the three remaining according to plan the program, God willing, in both the strategic, financial and legal issues and various associated with corporate governance and banks.
The Yemeni Institute of Directors of the Yemeni Business Club, in partnership with the International Finance Corporation, inaugurated on 27-28 September 2014 the accredited board member program – the second batch where the program culminated in its first installment with success and tangible results for members of boards of directors in companies that participated in the program by improving its level of performance And its board members. The program was entitled to the second batch, in the presence of 24 trainees of members of boards of directors in various Yemeni companies and banks. This inauguration was attended by Mr. Fathi Abdel Wasea Hail, Chairman of the Yemeni Business Club and Mr. Mohamed Murad Mutahar, member of the Board of Directors of the Institute, where Professor Fathi stressed in his speech the importance of attending the program And how much benefit it brings to companies. Professor Mohamed Murad praised the efforts of the companies participating in the program to achieve best practices, which in turn help to develop their performance. Also, Professor Saif Al-Din Awni, the program’s trainer from the Arab Republic of Egypt, welcomed the trainees from all companies and the trainers participating in the program, who are Dr. Adel Al-Huraibi and Professor Zainab Al-Haimi and Professor Anwar Mahyoub Blessed and who had a prominent role in the success of the first part of the program The approved board member program is one of the most important programs implemented by the institute because of its clear benefits to companies, as it provides an in-depth view of the duties and main roles of board members, their legal responsibilities, the role of the board of directors in general in addition to the concept of corporate governance. In addition to practical training on tools to develop corporate governance within the organization.
The Yemeni Institute of Directors in cooperation with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) concluded on 3-4 December the final and final part of the training program, a series of skills development for members of boards of directors. This part addressed the legal aspects of corporate governance and its relationship to Yemeni laws and legislation. .
The Yemeni Institute of Directors, in cooperation with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), concluded on Tuesday and Wednesday, February 17-18, 2015, the second part of the board member program approved in its third installment, in the presence of 24 trainees from various Yemeni companies and banks..
The Yemeni Institute of Directors, in cooperation with the International Finance Corporation, yesterday, Sunday March 15, 2015, concluded the third part of the board member program approved in its third installment with the participation of 24 trainees from various Yemeni companies and banks. .
As part of the activities of the awareness forum on corporate governance concepts, the Yemeni Institute of Directors in cooperation with the Yemeni Association for Business Development held on Thursday, March 19, 2015 the awareness workshop on the concepts of governance for small and medium companies in Yemen, where the workshop focused on communicating the concept of governance and its importance in light of the current economic conditions in Yemeni companies and some Suggested solutions for companies to maintain their progress and sustainability in light of applying best corporate governance practices