Business Administration Department Leads Public Awareness Campaign on Protecting Public Property

On Wednesday, February 11, 2026, the Business Administration Department at Cihan University–Erbil organized a public awareness campaign aimed at protecting public property and promoting civic responsibility within the community. This initiative reflects the university’s commitment to social responsibility and its ongoing efforts to foster a culture of respect for shared spaces and public resources.

During the campaign, first-year students participated under the supervision of Assistant Lecturer Hevi Mohammed Qadir. The students visited various neighborhoods in Erbil to distribute awareness brochures, sharing them with residents, shop owners, and street vendors while encouraging the responsible use of public property. The primary goal was to raise awareness about protecting public resources, reducing damage, and promoting a cleaner, safer, and more organized urban environment.

Prior to the campaign, the students, guided by the department’s academic staff, prepared and printed brochures titled “Public Property Belongs to Everyone.” These brochures provided valuable information emphasizing that protecting public property reflects the values and image of society. They highlighted key messages, including the importance of respecting shared spaces as a sign of consideration for others and how responsible individual behavior can prevent damage. The brochures also encouraged citizens to take practical actions that support sustainability, such as keeping streets and parks clean, protecting public facilities, and promoting respectful behavior in public areas.

The campaign not only increased community awareness but also strengthened social responsibility by demonstrating how cooperation and civic engagement can enhance quality of life. Residents, shop owners, street vendors, and visitors expressed appreciation for the students’ efforts, noting that such initiatives contribute to a healthier, more attractive, and better-organized city environment.

Volunteers

# Image Name Duration Credits
1 Hevi Mohammed Qader Hevi Mohammed Qader 3 90
2 Cihan University – Erbil Cihan University – Erbil 3 90
3 Hawkar Qasim Pirdawod Hawkar Qasim Pirdawod 30 90

On, June 27, 2026, in an academic ceremony attended by the Head of the Department and all faculty members, the “Scientific Zakat” training course titled “Foundation of Microbiology” was successfully concluded. The course was organized and delivered by the faculty members, Asst. Lect. Hozan Qasim and Asst. Lect. Sherwan Hussein.

During the ceremony, certificates of participation were presented to the attendees. Furthermore, the department’s presidency commended the instructors and wished the participants continued success in their educational journey and the development of their practical and hands-on skills.

As part of the ongoing activities of the Technology and Artificial Intelligence Course and within the framework of volunteer services provided by the “Zakāt al-Ilm” Foundation at Cihan University-Duhok, Mr. Bilal Hikmat Rasheed presented a lecture on August 9, 2026. The session focused on the importance of technology and artificial intelligence and their impact on various fields of work, aiming to develop and enhance the skills of the participants, who are staff members of the Khani Cultural and Media Center.

In line with the continuous directives of the University President (Prof. Dr. Zeravan Abdul-Muhsin Asaad) to emphasize awareness and development programs for all segments of society, and as part of the ongoing activities of the Zakat Al-Ilm Foundation at Cihan University-Duhok, a special seminar titled “First Aid” was presented on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.

The seminar was conducted by Mr. Bassam Shawkat and Mr. Karzan Ismail, lab instructors in the medical laboratories at the university, for the participants of the 5th Pedagogical Course. The session covered in detail the core principles of first aid, urgent procedures for saving patient lives, and effective protocols for managing emergency situations to protect community health.