On Thursday morning, Sirte Gulf International University held its First Student Forum on campus, with wide participation from students and faculty members. The event was attended by the Chair of the Board, Ms Salma Esbaie, the University President, Dr Mohamed Khalil, the Registrar, the Director of Studies and Examinations, the deans of the colleges and a number of faculty members.
The forum featured a varied programme of activities that created a lively and enthusiastic atmosphere among students. It included addresses by the Chair of the Board, the University President and several faculty members, who stressed the importance of perseverance, hard work and commitment in achieving academic excellence.
The forum also hosted prominent figures and experts who shared their valuable experience, including Dr Al-Fitouri Khalifa Abu Sabaa, a human development trainer, who gave a well-received lecture on time management and administrative leadership and their role in shaping successful students and developing their future skills.
The forum aims to strengthen ties between students, foster a spirit of positive competition, and improve communication between students, faculty and the University administration, contributing to a more interactive and collaborative academic environment.
At the close of the event, the College of Law honoured student Ahmed Al-Awjali in recognition of his perseverance, academic commitment and active participation in lectures, as part of the University’s commitment to recognising outstanding students and encouraging them to keep up their dedication and effort.
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