A lecture hosted by Homs University today, Monday, focused on the state of the oil and gas sector in Syria and ways to develop it through engineering solutions and modern technologies, linking academic knowledge with practical applications to support the sector during the reconstruction phase.
The Homs Students Union organized the event in the third auditorium of the Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, under the title "From the Depths of the Earth to Future Horizons," where attendees discussed the challenges facing exploration and extraction operations, technologies used to enhance production efficiency, pipeline engineering, and the requirements for qualifying national cadres.
In the same context, Engineer Azmi Nasser Hawik, Executive Director of Oil and Serv in Istanbul, presented his experience in establishing his private company and partnership opportunities with global companies, emphasizing that developing the sector requires specialized human expertise, regular maintenance, and continuous training.
For his part, Mansour Al-Hamada, Director of Events at the Faculty of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering, highlighted the importance of the lecture, which targeted fifth-year students, aiming to familiarize them with the practical reality of the sector and provide vocational training opportunities, confirming the role of such meetings in enhancing academic knowledge and facilitating students' transition to the labor market.
Fifth-year petroleum engineering student Hassan Al-Safi added that the lecture contributed to linking theoretical information with work reality, noting that it provided important guidance that enhanced hope for improving the sector's future and job opportunities within it.
The lecture comes within the framework of enhancing communication between Homs University and economic entities, enabling students to access realistic professional experiences and supporting the link between academic education and the needs of the oil and gas sector in Syria.
Source: Syrian Arab News Agency (SANA)
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