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Mashreq Al Shams-July/2020  Issue 7
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 ASU participation in second scientific conference of Camel Sciences  The Dean of College of Arts and Humanities on FM in an interview about human
                                              resources development
 Prof. Falah Khalil Al Ani from College of Applied  hemorrhagic fever and corona viruses.
 and Health Sciences participated in the second  Among fungal diseases, dermatophytes are a group   The dean of College of Arts and Humanities has
 scientific conference of Camel Sciences with a re-  of closely related fungi that can transmit from cam-  also stressed the significance of the postgraduate
 search entitled “Diseases of Zoonotic Importance  el to human by direct contact. Finally, there is an   programs in achieving Oman Vision 2040, espe-
 in Oman”.  Its abstract indicates that Oman has a  increasing evidence that parasitic infection is the   cially that it is deemed as the foundation of em-
 deep-rooted relationship with camels; however,  most common widespread disease in camels and   powering the national capabilities. It aims at devel-
 camels can be infected by a variety of infectious  some of them are of zoonotic importance.  oping its capabilities to build a prosperous society
 agents that can be transmitted to people and cause           that is able to face challenges and global changes
 illness. These diseases are called zoonotic diseases.        and to prepare them for the huge technological de-
 Only some diseases that have public health impor-            velopment in all aspects.
 tance have been mentioned in the research. Among   Dr. Abdullah Saif Al Toobi, Dean of Arts and Hu-
 bacterial diseases, brucellosis emerges as one of   manities, was interviewed on Muscat FM to discuss   He also talked to the Human Resource Depart-
 the most important zoonotic diseases from camels,   “the paths of entrepreneurship in the Sultanate-am-  ment about the postgraduate programs and their
 sheep and goats in Oman. The main causes are Bru-  bitions to develop human resources”. He discussed a   role in developing the experiences of the students
 cella melitensis and Brucella abortus that spread by   number of essential factors for postgraduate oppor-  and equipping them with the modern knowledge
 consuming non-pasteurized milk from infected an-  tunities/programs in the Sultanate, their prospects,   and skills in different specialties. This will directly
 imals. The most common viruses of public health   challenges and ways of enhancing them through   be reflected in the performance of the postgraduate
 importance are rabies, Rift Valley Fever, Congo   collaboration with foreign institutions of higher ed-  students when they pursue their works by imple-
            ucation.                                          menting the viable strategies which will gradually
                                                              yield to positive results in community development
            In the beginning of the interview, Dr. Abdullah gave   and services enhancement. It is crucial to note that
            an overview of A’Sharqiyah University, the develop-  these programs are in line with the market needs.
            ment of its programs and colleges. He referred to   Dr. Abdullah stressed that executing these pro-
 ASU participation in an interactive session entitled ”Punitive Clauses   the postgraduate programs which College of En-  grams go through complex procedures conducted
 of  Oman labor law Provisions ”  gineering, College of Business Administration and   by the Ministry of Higher Education before being
            College of Arts and Humanities offer. He also dis-  approved. He also emphasized the importance of
 ASU  participated  in  an  interactive  session entitled  Dr. Nizar Hamdy discussed in the session the   cussed the various programs available at the Col-  the continuous revisions of these programs to en-

 “Punitive Clauses of  Oman labor law Provisions “  difference between a criminal offence and a labor   lege of Arts and Humanities, their nature, titles and   sure the quality of its outputs which can be assessed
 that was organized by Oman chamber of Commerce  offence and how offences are categorized based   the offered languages. In addition, he talked about   through the level of its associates. Dr. Abdullah
 North Asharqiyah branch with  the cooperation of  on their gravity. The specificity of the Omani La-  the University’s collaboration with foreign univer-  also referred  to the role of the contributors who
 A’Sharqiyah Uiversity . H. E. Yaqoub bin Mohammed  bor Law, filing labor complaints and the old la-  sities to enhance the quality of the programs. Dr.   are pursuing their studies in development oriented
 Al Harthi, representative of the Wilayat of Al Qabil,  bor rights which cannot be demanded. The Dr.   Abdullah  discussed  the  University’s  strategic  plan   specializations that will be a valuable addition to
 and ASU Law  college lecturer  and Dr. Nizar Ham- emphasized the  importance  of  the  relationship   (2020-2025) of offering new programs in different   Oman 2040 vision  by their practical and theoreti-
 dy assistant professor in Penal Law at ASU College of  between the employer and the employee as it is   colleges in the future, pointing out that the develop-  cal knowledge which will contribute to improving
 Law  were ASU representatives .  the bedrock of investment process and its devel-  ment of these programs will be at the level of quality   both the performance and future of the Sultanate.
 H. E. Yaqoub bin Mohammed Al Harthi, representa- opment.   and quantity. He noted that the timing of studying
 tive of the Wilayat of Al Qabil, and ASU Law  college   these programs will be flexible as they can be in the   Dr. Abdullah Al Tobi
 lecturer  stressed the importance of solving the cul-  morning, evening or even at the weekend to facili-  Dean for College of Arts and Humanities
 tural misunderstandings that happen between em-  tate joining them.
 ployees and employers, defining the rights and duties
 of both parties, establishing trust between the em-
 ployees and the trade unions and strengthening the
 relationship between them. He also referred to some
 offences and civil obligations which the Omani Labor
 Law mentioned/discussed. H.E. suggested to have an
 information booklet or leaflet to clarify the offences
 and the competent authorities to make it easier for
 the employers to go to the relevant authority to solve
 any issue.
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