I am a surgical resident at the Arab Board of General and Laparoscopic Surgery Program, pursuing a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. My research primarily focuses on various aspects of surgical outcomes, techniques, and complications, with several prospective studies conducted in Yemen. I have worked on topics such as postoperative complications in splenectomy, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and emergency laparotomy in elderly patients. My recent work also includes studies on trauma management, bronchopleural fistula, and surgical oncology. I have contributed as a corresponding author in multiple research papers, and my work has been published in various journals and preprint servers. Additionally, I am involved in academic activities, such as developing program specifications for a postgraduate MD programs, and aligning them with Intended Learning Outcomes. I also serve as a peer reviewer for manuscripts, ensuring adherence to guidelines and improving the quality of research.