Women Administrative Staff at the College of Administration and Economics… Silent Dedication Honored on Their International Day
A recognition initiative carrying deep meanings of appreciation and gratitude was launched to mark the occasion of the International Day of Administrative Staff, observed on 25 April 2026. From the heart of the College of Administration and Economics, this occasion was not treated as a routine event, but rather as a moment to acknowledge a vital role that has long formed the backbone of institutional work.
Under the generous patronage and direct guidance of the Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdul Salam Ahmed, the Registration Division organized the event with the efforts of several administrative staff members who played an active and distinguished role in ensuring the success of administrative work. They included Assistant Lecturer Sara Latif Turki, Ms. Hanan Ibrahim Younis, Ms. Saja Younis Hamdi, Ms. Basma Hazim Abdul Razzaq, and Ms. Sakinah Mohammed Tawfiq, all of whom significantly contributed to supporting workflow and strengthening an organized environment based on commitment and dedication.
The event was marked by an atmosphere of appreciation, featuring speeches of praise that reflected the value of administrative staff and their effective role. It also highlighted their ability to balance professional responsibilities with the mission of motherhood, presenting an honorable image of working women.
The celebration also included the distribution of commemorative gifts as an expression of gratitude for their continuous efforts and recognition of their unwavering dedication in serving students and staff.
The College Dean emphasized on this occasion that administrative staff represent a fundamental pillar in the success of the institution, and that honoring them is a deserved recognition of their sincerity and commitment.
In conclusion, the college extended a message of pride and appreciation to its administrative staff, affirming that they are a symbol of excellence and a key factor in the success of the university journey.
