On Tuesday morning, May 12, 2026, Professor Dr. Sami Obaid Muhammad Al-Tamimi, Dean of the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas, received a delegation representing the Abbasid Shrine from the holy city of Karbala in his office. The Dean welcomed the guests from the University of Basra for Oil and Gas and the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas.The visit aimed to strengthen cooperation between the Abbasid Shrine and the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas/Public Relations Unit on the academic, cultural, and religious guidance levels. The Dean expressed his readiness to explore avenues for scientific collaboration to benefit students in all departments of the college.
The Dean of the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas, Professor Dr. Sami Obaid Mohammed Al-Tamimi, accompanied by the Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Ali Karim Al-Asadi, held a meeting with the college's teaching staff this morning, Thursday, May 7, 2026, in the conference hall.The meeting included the Dean's directives regarding the end-of-semester examinations for the second semester of the 2025-2026 academic year, in accordance with the ministerial regulations outlined in the University Examinations Management Guide/Preliminary Studies issued by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The Dean emphasized the examination committees' adherence to the ministerial instructions, as well as the commitment of hall supervisors and invigilators to punctuality and to providing a suitable examination environment. This is to ensure the smooth and organized conduct of the examinations, which will begin on Sunday, May 10, 2026.
The College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas, in cooperation with the Continuing Education Unit, held a workshop this morning, Thursday, May 7, 2026, entitled "Specialized Skills." The workshop was presented by Dr. Marwa Ibrahim Zaid, Assistant Professor in the Department of Oil and Gas Management and Marketing, and Mr. Rafid Khader Radhi, Lecturer in the Department of Oil Project Management. The workshop took place in the college's small conference hall.This workshop addressed the importance of developing specialized skills and their fundamental role in enhancing academic and professional competence, as well as developing students' capabilities in line with labor market demands and modern developments in administrative and technical fields.
The College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas organized a workshop on e-management this morning, Wednesday, May 6, 2026. The workshop was presented by Eng. Karama Abdul Jabbar, Head of the Human Resources Division, and Assistant Lecturer Wael Abdul Ali. Attendees included the Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Ali Karim Al-Asadi, as well as faculty members and staff.The workshop included discussions on e-management and its main challenges. Emphasis was placed on electronic correspondence, which significantly contributes to the efficiency of administrative work. The importance of digital transformation, which has become an undeniable reality, was also highlighted. The workshop addressed the speed and ease of electronic transactions in administrative work, emphasizing their role in reducing costs and risks, particularly in expediting administrative tasks in both public and private sector institutions.
In response to ministerial directives, the Continuing Education Unit at the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas organized a workshop on reducing illegal immigration, titled "The Phenomenon of Illegal Immigration: Its Causes and Methods of Combating It." The workshop was held on Wednesday morning, May 6, 2026, under the patronage of the President of Basra University for Oil and Gas, Professor Dr. Mohammed Hilal Hafez Al-Kaabi, and under the supervision of the Dean of the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas, Professor Dr. Sami Obaid Mohammed Al-Tamimi. The workshop was presented by the Administrative Assistant of the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas, Dr. Haider Ali Karim Al-Asadi, and Assistant Lecturer Hazem Eidan Salem. They began by discussing the concept of illegal immigration, its methods and means, and the most significant harms suffered by illegal immigrants. They emphasized that Iraq has recently become a safe environment with numerous job opportunities for young people seeking employment. Therefore, the situation in Iraq is much better than in other countries, and all citizens should contribute to building the country's institutions rather than emigrating to an uncertain future. They also explained that the path of illegal immigration is fraught with dangers and often ends with the deaths of hundreds of immigrants, not to mention deportation orders. For refugees from European countries, the psychological and social impact on young people migrating illegally is significant. Al-Asadi explained that among the negative aspects of illegal migration are the high risk of injury or death, particularly drowning, and the substantial financial losses incurred in attempting the journey. Many individuals also fall victim to scams, and migrants may face arrest, imprisonment, and deportation. At the end of the workshop, attendees were given the opportunity to share their comments and observations, which collectively emphasized the importance of raising awareness among young people about the dangers of illegal migration.
The College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas, in cooperation with the Electronic Computing Center at the University of Basra for Oil and Gas, organized a scientific seminar this morning, Wednesday, April 29, 2026, entitled: "Artificial Intelligence in the Oil and Energy Sector: From Challenges to Smart Solutions." The seminar featured presentations by Dr. Baqir Nasser Abdul Samad and Mr. Walid Ishaq Hamid, Assistant Chief Engineer and faculty member at the Basra Oil Training Institute, both from the College of Industrial Management for Oil and Gas. The seminar was moderated by Dr. Mustafa Abdul Aziz Mutlaq, Assistant Professor at the College.The seminar addressed the importance of artificial intelligence in the oil and energy sector, focusing on the challenges facing the sector and proposed smart solutions.Main Topics:1. Challenges:- Data Analysis: The difficulty of dealing with big data and identifying useful patterns.- Cybersecurity: The increased risks associated with relying on digital systems.- Integration: The difficulty of integrating artificial intelligence technologies with traditional systems. - Skills Shortage: The need for qualified specialists to understand and apply these technologies.1. Smart Solutions:- Machine Learning: Using technologies such as machine learning to improve operational efficiency.- Data Analysis: Advanced tools for data analysis and trend prediction.- Cybersecurity: Artificial intelligence solutions for monitoring systems and detecting threats.- Process Automation: Improving maintenance and production using robots and intelligent systems.Recommendations: - The need to strengthen cooperation between companies and academic institutions to develop skills.- Investing in research and development to adopt the latest technologies.- Establishing regulatory frameworks that support innovation and protect data.Conclusion:The symposium emphasized that artificial intelligence represents a significant opportunity to improve performance and sustainability in the oil and energy sector, provided that current challenges are overcome.The symposium witnessed dialogue and interventions from the attendees, enriching the discussion with their opinions and suggestions. The Dean of the College thanked the Director of the Basra Oil Training Institute for scientific cooperation and also thanked the lecturers at the symposium.
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