The College of Administration and Economics welcomed a delegation from the Al-Ayn Social Care Foundation for an official visit aimed at exploring ways to collaborate and support students in need. The visit was attended by Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr. Hashim Jabbar Al-Husseini, along with several faculty members and staff involved in student affairs.

At the beginning of the meeting, the Dean warmly welcomed the visiting delegation, expressing his appreciation for the significant efforts made by the Al-Ayn Foundation in the field of social care, especially in supporting orphaned students and those with limited incomes. Dr. Al-Husseini emphasized the college’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with institutions dedicated to humanitarian and social work, given their positive impact on students’ educational journeys.

In turn, representatives of the Al-Ayn Foundation provided a comprehensive explanation of the foundation’s activities and services, which focus on caring for orphans and offering both material and moral support, with a particular emphasis on educational support programs that enhance the academic level of students under the foundation’s care.

During the meeting, discussions were held on potential collaboration between the college and the foundation, including the possibility of offering scholarships, financial aid, psychological support programs for students in need, and organizing training courses to develop students’ skills and prepare them for the job market.

The Dean pointed out that the college is always striving to provide an encouraging educational environment for all its students. He explained that collaboration with a leading institution like Al-Ayn would help alleviate the financial burdens on needy students, allowing them to focus on their studies and achieve academic success.

At the conclusion of the visit, the Al-Ayn Foundation delegation expressed their gratitude to the college administration for the warm welcome and fruitful cooperation, reaffirming their commitment to doing everything possible to support students in need and achieve their shared goals in serving the community.

This visit is part of the College of Administration and Economics’ ongoing efforts to enhance community partnerships and provide comprehensive support to its students, both academically and socially.