The Department of Accounting organizes a specialized scientific workshop highlighting one of the most critical issues of modern society. SDG 1: No Poverty The workshop, titled "Social Justice and its Role in Ending Poverty," was held to embody the university's commitment to achieving the first goal of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): ending poverty in all its forms. Workshop Details: The workshop was presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Izzeddin Hassan Kadhim, focusing on several core pillars, including: The Concept of Social Justice: Exploring how to formulate economic policies that ensure a fair distribution of resources. Economic Empowerment: The role of educational and academic institutions in proposing solutions to tackle the phenomenon of poverty. Inclusive Development: Linking the academic outcomes of the Department of Accounting and Administrative Sciences with society's need to reduce class disparities and provide equal opportunities. The leadership of the Department of Accounting emphasized that organizing such workshops is part of a series of scientific activities aimed at integrating the academic side with social reality. This reinforces the university's role as a beacon for positive change and a primary driver for achieving social and economic stability. The workshop witnessed a distinguished attendance of faculty members and students, featuring extensive discussions on practical mechanisms through which social justice concepts can be activated within various institutions and departments.