Our Graduates… A Success Story | Episode 25
Ahmed Haider Al-Maliki — 11th cohort · 2014–2015
Member of the Council of the Iraqi Pharmacists Syndicate
“Work hard, for every hard worker gets their share.”
His journey in one sentence
A race against time and hard work throughout the week.
His story in his own words
I worked in a number of government institutions, the last of which was the Inspection Department. The biggest challenge came after my decision to resign from government work, and the effort I then put into making my own project — a medical complex — succeed, followed by other projects I undertook outside the pharmacy profession.
Education
- B.Sc. Pharmacy — Baghdad College of Medical Sciences, 11th cohort (2015)
- Numerous courses at public and private institutions
Career path
- Worked in several government institutions, most recently the Inspection Department
- Founded his own project: a medical complex, along with other projects
- Member of the Council of the Iraqi Pharmacists Syndicate (present)
Key milestones
- Participation in international, Arab and local conferences
- Left government employment to build his own successful project
Pharmacist Ahmed Haider Al-Maliki’s advice to today’s students
“With the large numbers of graduates in the coming years, you must stand out through courses and workshops to get a job opportunity; a degree alone will not be enough in the future.”
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