He submitted two legislative drafts for reforms in higher education and postgraduate clinical training. Ala'Aldeen faced fierce resistance from anti-reformists and interest groups, particularly when he closed down five private dental and pharmacy Colleges in 2010 and four previously licensed private Universities in 2011.
He proposed two legislative initiatives for upgrading higher education and specialized clinical training. Ala'Aldeen encountered fierce resistance from opponents of reform and special interest groups, particularly when he terminated the operations of five private dental and pharmacy colleges in 2010 and four previously approved private universities in 2011.