Under the patronage of His Excellency the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Naeem Al-Aboudi, and under the supervision of the President of the University, Professor Dr. Rabiee Hashem Al-Abbasi, the Southern Technical University held the central graduation ceremony for its students for the academic year 2022-2023, the ninth session of advancement and construction. The ceremony began with the reading of Surat Al-Fatihah for the souls of the nation’s martyrs, after which the republican anthem was played and then a blessed surah from the Holy Qur’an was read, followed by the President of the University delivering a speech by His Excellency the Minister in which he said: Allow me to begin this speech by congratulating our new graduates on achieving this achievement that deserves appreciation. After years of work and perseverance, which culminated in success and excellence, and as we celebrate today the graduation of this persevering group of our dear students, pride and pride fill our hearts, because we found determination, pride, and the great challenge in their eyes to build the nation and serve society. He added that the cornerstone of the world’s progress begins with the competitiveness between young scientific energies and other world challenges, so that the result in the end is the progress of nations and the ability of societies to advance and build their towns in a way that inspires pride. From here, the first line of initiation was the philosophy of education in Iraqi universities: enthusiastic youth. Aware, matched by providing the necessary support to build capabilities, the results were an educated generation capable of building, emphasizing to his students by saying: We appreciate your great efforts and your tireless endeavors
Achieving what you aspire to, with God’s help, will be your true supporters even after graduation. The ceremony witnessed the presence of the University President
Basra Oil and Gas Professor Dr. Mohammad Khalil Al-Kaabi and Dr. Yassin Taher Hussein Member of the Iraqi Parliament Member
The Parliamentary Higher Education Committee, as well as professors, academics, media channels, news agencies, and families of graduate students
