The University Psychological Counseling Unit organized a workshop entitled “The Role of the University in Combating Corruption,” delivered by Dr. Muthanna Falihi Hamoud, Director of the University Psychological Counseling Unit.
The workshop addressed the university’s role in combating corruption through its direct contribution to shaping individuals’ character and fostering sound values and ethical principles to prevent corrupt and improper behaviors. It also aimed to highlight the importance of the university and its leading role in raising awareness of the dangers of corruption and promoting efforts to combat it.
At the conclusion of the workshop, several recommendations were made, including establishing specialized centers to investigate the causes of corruption and develop effective solutions to eliminate it; intensifying various awareness-raising activities to promote collective efforts in combating corruption; and emphasizing the role of the media in raising public awareness and educating society about this issue.
This activity contributes to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education).

 

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