During the 28th graduation ceremony of Sharia & Law Faculty, MP. Jamal N. Al-Khodari, Board of Trustees chairman, declared that IUG have lost 15 million dollars after targeting its engineering and science faculty labs in addition to different labs that served the community.
Al-Khodari confirmed that 50% of students suffer the lack of tuition fees and the university is in a big need to let them complete their study despite the bad economic circumstances as a result of the imposed siege on Gaza Strip.
During the first group of Sharia & Law graduation, Mr. Faraj Al-Ghoul, Minister of Justice, declared that Ministry will find work opportunities for 15 graduates from Sharia & Law Faculty.
MP. Al-khodari expressed his high gratitude to the local, regional, institutions which supported the Islamic University of Gaza.
MP. Al-Khodari thanked Shariah & Law faculty staff for their participation in the services that are offered to the society.
Dr. Kamalain Shaath, IUG president, also thanked the people and the institutions that offered services and support to the IUG as well as the Faculty of Sharia & Law efforts to offer the best techniques in order to have the best graduates.
