Mrs. Dean’s Participation in a Training Course on Entrepreneurship
Mrs. Dean of the College of Education for Pure Sciences, Prof. Dr. (Hamida Eidan Salman), attended the entrepreneurship course organized by the College of Law at the University of Karbala for small projects, in which a group of specialists and influential figures in the finance and business sector lectured. A group of owners of some private projects and businesses in the city of Kerbala lectured in the course, in addition to Mr. Ali Kamouna, Director of the United Nations Office for Food and Agriculture in the governorate, in addition to the presence of Mr. Governor of Kerbala, Engineer (Naseef Jassim Al-Khattabi). The closing events of the course were attended by the President and members of the University Council, and the Chairman of the Education Committee in the Provincial Council, Prof. Dr. (Mohsen Al-Kanani), in addition to a group of students. The President of Kerbala University, Prof. Dr. (Sabah Wajid Ali), said in a speech he delivered to the attendees that this initiative embodies our vision to enhance creativity and innovation and transform ideas into a tangible reality that serves our societies and contributes to building a promising future based on knowledge. He added that young people are the beating heart of this process, as they are the dreamers of the future and the innovators who shape its features. Through these activities, we seek to empower our youth with knowledge, motivate them with inspiring examples, and encourage them to transform their ambitions into a tangible reality. The Governor of Karbala, Eng. Naseef Al-Khattabi, spoke about the importance of providing support and assistance to graduates, especially from Kerbala University, by providing them with the necessary training and qualifying them to be leaders of the next stage. For his part, the Chairman of the Higher Education Committee of the Provincial Council, Dr. Mohsen Al-Kanani, referred to the committee’s provision of facilities to establish some scientific projects in a way that improves the university environment, indicating that the committee supports all creative ideas that serve the labor market.
