As part of its ongoing scientific and cultural activities, the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Karbala organized an extensive academic course titled:
“Iraqi-Iranian Trade under U.S. Sanctions.”
The course witnessed the presence of a distinguished group of professors, researchers, postgraduate students, and individuals interested in economic and political affairs.
Featured Lectures and Speakers:
The course included a series of insightful academic lectures delivered by:
- Asst. Prof. Dr. Shaimaa Rasheed Muhsen
- Asst. Prof. Dr. Iman Abdul-Kadhim Jabbar
- Lecturer Basima Niyaz Muhsen
Their presentations offered an in-depth analysis of the trade relations between Iraq and the Islamic Republic of Iran, examining the impact of U.S.-imposed economic sanctions on trade exchanges between the two nations. The speakers also discussed the key challenges facing the Iraqi economy in this context and proposed various strategic insights and solutions aimed at enhancing economic sovereignty and reducing reliance on sanction-affected economies.
Engagement and Discussions:
The course witnessed active engagement from participants through thought-provoking questions and discussions that enriched the dialogue and deepened understanding of the complexities surrounding Iraqi-Iranian economic relations.
Conclusion:
The college administration emphasized the importance of hosting such academic activities, which address contemporary regional and international developments, and help raise awareness among students and researchers about critical economic issues.
At the end of the course, the lecturers were honored with certificates of appreciation in recognition of their valuable contributions and the high-quality information presented during the event.
