Assistant Professor Dr. Hashem Jabbar Al-Husseini, Dean of the College of Administration and Economics, participated in the Iraqi-Iranian Science Week held at the Holy University of Karbala. The event witnessed widespread attendance by academics and researchers from various Iraqi and Iranian universities, as well as representatives of scientific and research institutions.
Key Highlights of the Participation:
Opening Address:
Dr. Al-Husseini delivered an opening speech during the event, in which he praised the pivotal role played by the University of Karbala in hosting joint scientific activities. He emphasized the importance of strengthening academic cooperation between Iraq and Iran to support sustainable development.
Scientific Sessions:
Dr. Al-Husseini participated in specialized scientific sessions where he presented a research paper titled “Economic Integration and Academic Cooperation: A Vision for Achieving Sustainable Development.” The paper provided an in-depth analysis of the challenges and opportunities that cooperation between the two countries could bring in economic and administrative fields.
Bilateral Meetings:
Dr. Al-Husseini held meetings with several Iranian university presidents and research officials. Discussions focused on launching joint research projects and activating academic exchange programs for students and faculty members.
Signing of Memorandums of Understanding:
The event included the signing of a memorandum of understanding between the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Karbala and several Iranian universities. The agreements aim to enhance cooperation in scientific research, and the organization of joint conferences and workshops.
Exhibition Visit:
Dr. Al-Husseini visited the Exhibition of Achievements, where research and academic projects from the participating universities were displayed. He commended the scientific level of the projects and their importance in supporting the fields of economics and administration.
Objectives of Participation:
- Strengthening scientific and academic relations between Iraqi and Iranian universities.
- Exchanging expertise in scientific research and education.
- Exploring new opportunities for collaboration in administration and economics to achieve sustainable development.
Closing of the Event:
At the conclusion of the event, Dr. Hashem Jabbar Al-Husseini expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the University of Karbala for its outstanding organization and generous hosting of this significant event. He emphasized the necessity of continuing such scientific gatherings to enhance collaboration between academic institutions in both countries.
The participation of the College of Administration and Economics reflects its ongoing efforts to engage with regional and international scientific forums, contributing to the advancement of higher education and community service.