Baku:Muneer Al-Mudhaffar Hall The College of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Technology organized an awareness workshop titled ‘Public Employees’ Legal Liability for Corruption Offences.’ This event was part of the College’s initiative to enhance legal awareness and promote integrity and transparency within the university setting.

According to University of Technology – Iraq, Assistant Lecturer Ali Risan Shati, Director of the Legal Division, led the workshop. He provided an overview of the legal framework that governs the liability of public employees for corruption offenses, detailing relevant Iraqi legislation and legal provisions. Additionally, Shati explained the legal repercussions of non-compliance with existing laws, regulations, and instructions.

The workshop emphasized the importance of fulfilling professional duties and raising awareness of legal and administrative responsibilities. It highlighted the role of public employees in safeguarding public funds and curbing activities that could compromise institutional integrity. These efforts are aimed at fostering a culture of accountability and adherence to the law.

The College of Mechanical Engineering’s commitment to promoting legal awareness is evident through this workshop, which encourages responsible professional conduct. It supports institutional efforts to combat corruption and uphold good governance principles, benefiting the public interest and advancing university performance.

The workshop also aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 16 Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions by promoting integrity, transparency, and accountability within educational institutions. It contributes to SDG 4 Quality Education by fostering legal awareness and strengthening institutional knowledge among the College’s staff.