Basra Medical Graduates Pledge Humane Care: Take Professional Oath
In scenes embodying the highest ideals of human and professional commitment, graduates of the College of Medicine at the University of Basrah recited the medical oath, marking the beginning of a new phase of service. The joyous ceremony was attended by prominent officials and academics, including Dr. Aqeel Talib Al-Fariji, Head of the Security Committee of the Provincial Council, the Director General of the Basra Health Department, the Head of the Doctors' Syndicate in the province, and a large gathering of academics.
The ceremony included the recitation of the medical oath, in which the graduates pledged to provide dedicated and humane healthcare to patients and to uphold the noble ethics of the medical profession in service to society and in defense of its lofty values.
In his address at the graduation ceremony, Dr. Majid Abdul-Hameed Al-Kaabi, President of the University of Basrah, expressed the university's pride in the graduation of this elite group of new doctors. He noted that the university remains committed to its academic and scientific mission of providing healthcare institutions with qualified and competent personnel. He also commended the exceptional efforts of the faculty and the students' families throughout their years of study, which enabled them to achieve this academic milestone.
For his part, Dr. Aqeel Talib Al-Fariji, Head of the Security Committee, praised the efforts of the university administration and faculty. He explained that the graduation of this group represents a significant addition to the healthcare system in the province. He emphasized the local government's commitment to supporting academic and healthcare institutions and providing a safe and stable environment for medical personnel as they perform their humanitarian duties. He stressed the importance of integrating these young talents and facilitating their integration into hospitals and health centers to improve the level of medical services provided to citizens.
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