Under the patronage and direct support of the Dean of the College of Law, Prof. Dr. Zina Ghanem Al-Ubaidi, the Directorate of Explosives Control delivered an important awareness lecture on Monday, 20 April 2026, at the College of Law, titled “The Dangers of Explosives and How to التعامل with Them.” The event was attended by the Assistant Dean for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Dr. Khaldoun Fadel, and the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Dr. Adib Mohammed Jassim Al-Hamawi, as part of ongoing efforts to enhance security awareness among students and the academic community, and within the framework of joint cooperation between the College of Law and security institutions in service of the public interest.
The lecture covered a number of key themes aimed at familiarizing attendees with the nature of explosive materials, their types, and the risks associated with improper handling—whether direct or indirect. It also emphasized the importance of immediately reporting suspicious objects and adhering to the instructions of relevant security authorities to prevent incidents.
The session was delivered by a team of specialists from the Directorate of Explosives Control, including:
- Assistant Chief Physicist Bashar Ali Al-Hamawi
- Assistant Chief Biologist Ibrahim Fathallah Ibrahim
- Officer Younis Akram Mohammed
- Officer Mohammed Diaa
- Officer Waad Abdul Hussein
- Officer Omar Ghanem Salem
- Sergeant Raad Ruwaid
They provided comprehensive explanations supported by real-life examples and field cases handled by the Directorate, which contributed to delivering the information in a clear and impactful manner.
The lecture also included practical guidance on how to respond when encountering suspected hazardous materials, highlighting the role of individuals in تعزيز community safety through awareness and responsibility. Awareness brochures containing key preventive instructions were distributed to students and attendees.
At the conclusion of the lecture, participants expressed their appreciation for this valuable initiative, praising the efforts of the College administration and the Directorate of Explosives Control in promoting security awareness. They emphasized the importance of continuing such activities, given their vital role in protecting lives and property.