The Dean of the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Karbala Congratulates Assistant Professor Dr. Khalil Al-Awadi on Assuming the Position of Head of the Academics’ Syndicate – Karbala Branch

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The Dean of the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Karbala Congratulates Assistant Professor Dr. Khalil Al-Awadi on Assuming the Position of Head of the Academics’ Syndicate – Karbala Branch

The Dean of the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Karbala, Assistant Professor Dr. Hashim Jabbar Al-Husseini, extended his sincerest congratulations to Assistant Professor Dr. Khalil Al-Awadi on assuming the position of Head of the Academics’ Syndicate – Karbala Branch.

During his congratulatory message, Dr. Al-Husseini expressed his pride in this well-deserved trust, praising Dr. Al-Awadi’s academic competence, experience, and professional expertise, which qualify him to lead the academic syndicate in a manner that serves the teaching staff and strengthens the position of academics in the province.

The Dean emphasized that the Academics’ Syndicate represents a key pillar in supporting the scientific and research process, defending the rights of faculty members, and promoting academic values, in line with the requirements of scientific advancement and community service. He expressed hope that the coming period would witness further achievements and distinguished initiatives that contribute to enhancing the academic landscape in Karbala.

In conclusion, Assistant Professor Dr. Hashim Jabbar Al-Husseini wished Dr. Khalil Al-Awadi continued success in his new role, affirming the full support of the College of Administration and Economics for all endeavors that serve the academic community and strengthen institutional cooperation in achieving the desired scientific and national objectives.