One-day scientific conference held by the mili university to promote public awareness

In order to promote public awareness, a one-day scientific conference was held by the Mili University, focusing on the fight against administrative corruption, environmental protection, and the harmful effects of drug use as the main topics of discussion.

The conference opened with a speech by the Chancellor of the Mili University, Associate Professor Khalid Ahmad Habib. Referring to the importance of the selected topics, he stated that administrative corruption, environmental challenges, and drug use are serious issues that have a profound impact on the future of society. He emphasized that academic institutions have a responsibility to play an active role in public awareness, research, and the presentation of practical solutions. He also expressed confidence in the scientific capacity of the Mili University and added that the high morale of professors and academic staff following the Mili Conference on Pharmaceuticals has created a strong foundation for more effective scientific programs.

Following the opening remarks, Abdul Haq Abid, a faculty member of the Faculty of Law and Political Science, presented his academic paper on the various dimensions of administrative corruption. He examined the legal, social, and administrative aspects of corruption and noted that, in addition to the implementation of laws, transparency, accountability, and public awareness play a key role in combating corruption.

Subsequently, Dr. Zabihullah Saleh, a faculty member of the Faculty of Curative Medicine, delivered a presentation on individual responsibility in environmental protection. He highlighted the relationship between environmental pollution, the misuse of natural resources, and public health problems, stressing that environmental protection is a shared responsibility of all members of society.

The third presenter, Hamidullah Nail, another faculty member of the Faculty of Law and Political Science, addressed the harmful effects of drug use. He explained the negative consequences of drug use on individuals, families, and society, and emphasized that addressing this issue requires collective efforts, public awareness, and strict legal measures.

At the conclusion of the conference, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Mohammad Hanif Moaz, evaluated the conference positively and praised the scientific presentations and efforts of the faculty members. He expressed his appreciation to the participants and noted that such scientific conferences are valuable for academic development and increasing the university’s social impact.