65 scientific and research papers in the third international conference for graduate students

Damascus-SANA

Under the title “Economic and Development Contributions,” the work of the Third International Conference for Postgraduate Students, “Master’s and PhD” students at Syrian and international universities, started today at the Faculty of Economics at Damascus University.

The participants in the conference will discuss over two days 65 research and scientific papers from the contributions of graduate students in these universities in the economic, developmental, social, educational, environmental, health, engineering and technical fields, which contribute to enhancing and deepening the academic knowledge and scientific skills of researchers, in addition to employing the participation of actors in formulating visions and strategies relevant Economic, developmental, social, educational and cultural dimensions.

Dr. Muhammad Firas Hanawi, Vice President of Damascus University for Scientific Research and Graduate Studies, confirmed that the university has taken a set of procedures and mechanisms to sponsor and develop scientific research through coordination between research conducted by graduate students and relevant institutions and ministries to invest in sustainable development in various sectors in line with the needs and requirements. Society.

In turn, the Dean of the Faculty of Economics, Dr. Ammar Nasser Agha, pointed out that employing and directing the energies of young researchers in vital and strategic issues has become an urgent need, which requires motivating them to study the problems, phenomena and cases that institutions, bodies and ministries need.

For his part, Ali Al-Jasser, Director of Public Relations at the organizing company for the conference, "Zawara", pointed to the need for everyone to unite in order to advance and diversify the national economy, improve the national product, and reach levels that enable it to win the bet on quality and export to various countries of the world, pointing out that the company has allocated cash prizes for all participating research. Taking into account and distinguishing the first three places that will be selected by the jury.

In the postgraduate students’ speech, Abdul Karim Suleiman said that Syrian students were and still are an essential part of the resilience of their honorable country by advancing their educational attainment, stressing that the conference constitutes an opportunity for students to develop a vision for economic and social development in the areas related to reconstruction.

In interviews with SANA, the two students, Wael Al-Harash and Sarah Assaf, said that they presented a study on the relationship between economic growth and monetary issuance, and explained that it is a statistical standard study to extract the issuance threshold and set it at a certain percentage so that the process is sound and does not affect the national economy and the various macroeconomic variables that exist in Syria such as inflation and strength Purchasing, national currency and government expenditures down to GDP.

Student Ahmed Arnous presented a study on early economic recovery strategies in Syria “Opportunities and Challenges”, while student Marah Daher spoke in her research on the role of volunteer work in the phase of rebuilding Syria.

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