Baghdad – IA – Wissam Al-Mulla
Today, Monday, the College of Political Science at the University of Baghdad held a quarterly symposium entitled (The Ministerial Curriculum of the Government of Mr. Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani: A Study of the Outcomes).
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Advisor to the Prime Minister, Chairman of the Committee for Simplifying Government Procedures, Aqeel Al-Khazali, told the Iraqi News Agency (INA): “This initiative, led by the College of Political Science at the University of Baghdad, is considered a unique initiative of its kind, because it highlights the government program report, which was presented last week.” The Council of Ministers voted on it last year, and it represents the outcome of the achievement of one year of the government’s life.”
He added, “Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani longs to hold such seminars, to engage and bridge the relationship with academic minds, in assessing the current situation in the institutional sector, quality of services, and political performance.”
He went on to say: “This symposium represents a simulation between what the government has accomplished as an executive body and the thought of long-term strategic political planning carried by minds in Iraqi academies.”
He continued, “Therefore, this symposium is a new glimmer of hope, and we are in the process of replicating this initiative in all Iraqi universities, so that the thinking mind of the nation is the university and its executive management is the public sector agencies.”
He pointed out, “The College of Political Science is one of the ancient colleges that possesses important cognitive and intellectual statures.”
For his part, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science, Adel Abdel Hamza, said: “Establishing such an initiative from the Faculty of Political Science is part of establishing the link between academic platforms and decision-makers, and bridging the gap between aspirations and reality.”
He explained, “This symposium is part of the follow-up and aspirations of the College of Political Science in diagnosing problems and evaluating reality, which leads to achieving goals and solving those problems.”
