Nawar Al-Saadi

Ph.D.

International Economic

PhD in human geography, specialization International economic relations, PhD thesis title "The role of the international relations in the development of the tourism sector". The period of study 4 years.

M.S.

Master in Business Administration

Master degree in Management from, faculty of Management and Economics in Administration, Department of Business and Administration. Master's Thesis Title " Total Quality Management: the form in the management of the modern state"

B.A.

Management Tourism

Bachelor degree from, faculty of Management and Economics, department of Tourism.

Assistant Professor

Director of Consulting & Research Center

Member of the Romanian Academy of Economics

A member of the Association of Iraqi economists in Baghdad

A member in the Assembly of the Council of State Member (Ministry of Justice Iraqi)

Member of the World Tourism Organization in Beirut

The role of international relations in the development tourism sector

Targeted this book, primarily, the study of the relationship between international relations and tourism, and what the importance of the role of these relationships in the development of the tourism sector, where tourism contributes to closer international relations , cultural, civilization and economic relations between the various countries of the world, especially between neighboring countries, which lead to support peace, security and stability between nations, tourism contribute also to show the reality of the country and society world-wide in order to obtain gain positions and upheld the world towards political positions . Tourism has become the first cover of international relations.

Globalization of the Free Economy

There are deep flaws in this view of globalization. The chief one is that established fact and known economic patterns don’t support skepticism about the benefits of trade and cross border investment. While open economies always are subject to new competition and structural changes that affect firms and jobs, the flip side of the coin is that the same economic processes create a lot of new jobs and business opportunities, and ultimately improve the living standards. Moreover, the new jobs that are created tend to be better rewarded and come with better working conditions. New output is often greener and thrives on new technology, leading to positive change also outside the economy. This book will take a thorough view about the impact of globalization on the economy of Brazil and how it began and where it arrived. Economy of Brazil is the world's sixth largest economy by nominal GDP and eighth largest by purchasing power parity. The Brazilian economy is characterized by a mixed economy that relies on import substitution to achieve economic growth. Brazil has an estimated US$21.8 trillion worth of natural resources which includes vast amounts of gold.

To Understand The World Understand Economics

Economics is a very significant field to master if you want to succeed in life, or at the least, understand how the world around you influences your conditions and decisions. Economics governs everything from the price you pay for your coffee to the Politics governing you and the rest of the country. Think about all the things that is happening now wars, political conflicts between countries and companies compete, if you don't care about these things think about your consume: food, shelter, clothing, transportation, healthcare, and entertainment. How do you acquire those items? You do not produce them yourself. You buy them. How do you afford the things you buy? You work for pay. Or if you do not, someone else does on your behalf. Yet most of us never have enough to buy all the things we want. If you still do not believe that economy is not important, consider the following: Does everyone need food to eat? Does everyone need a decent place to live? Does everyone have access to healthcare? In every country in the world, there are people who are hungry, homeless (for example, those who call park benches their beds), and in need of healthcare, just to focus on a few critical goods and services. Why is this the case? All of these problems will be understood if we understand the economy and its impact on our lives.

Advanced Teaching Methods Course

A course in teaching methods as a new method in modern education. The duration of the course is 9 months

WATER RESOURCES DECREASE OF RIVER EUPHRATES AND ITS IMPACTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT IN IRAQ

Water resources form the artery of the basic life for the environment in the dried areas and semi-dried ones. As to Iraq, it located within this kind of area whose water resources confronted many threats and harms, especially during the second half of the last century; many broad areas of its marshes, the amounts of water of its lakes and of its flowing rivers shrank dried because of the establishment of dams and irrigation projects in Syria, Turkey, and Iran. In Iraq a great percentage of the countryside populations began to suffer from the scarcity of drinkable water. The problem of the decrease of the amount of water entering into Iraq is considered one of the most important yet influential environmental problems because of its close relationship with human, agriculture, industry, and the biodiversity. This study aims at verifying the great harm which is caused by establishing great watering projects in Syria and Turkey, which are conducive to great shortages in the water amounts of River Euphrates which have been allotted to Iraq.

Iran’s Stakes in Syria’s Economy

Cost analysis of dry storage of spent nuclear fuel (SNF) discharged from Barakah nuclear power plants in the UAE was performed using three variables: average fuel discharge rate (FD), discount rate (d), and cooling time in a spent fuel pool (Tcool). The costs of dry storage as an interim spent fuel storage option in the UAE were estimated and compared between the following two scenarios: Scenario 1 is ‘accelerated transfer of spent fuel to dry storage’ that SNF will be transferred to dry storage facilities as soon as spent fuel has been sufficiently cooled down in a pool for the dry storage; Scenario 2 is defined as ‘maximum use of spent fuel pool’ that SNF will be stored in a pool as long as possible till the amount of stored SNF in the pool reaches the capacity of the pools and, then, to be moved to dry storage. A sensitivity analysis on the costs was performed and multiple regression analysis was applied to the resulting

Developing a camp performance indicator system and its application to Zaatari, Jordan

The purpose of this paper is to present the initial results of the Camp Performance Indicator (CPI) system to illustrate the importance of self-reliance of refugee camp dwellers with regard to infrastructure and service investments.

Integration of the Demand Side Management with Active and Reactive Power Economic Dispatch of Microgrids

This paper presents a fully developed integration of the demand side management (DSM) into multi-period unified active and reactive power dynamic economic dispatch of the microgrids (MGs) combined with unit commitment (UC) to reduce the total operating cost or maximizes the profit with higher security. In the proposed optimization approach all consumers, such as residential, industrial, and commercial one can involve simultaneously in the DSM techniques. The shifting technique is applied to the residential load, while demand bidding programme (DBP) is applied to the industrial and commercial loads. The proposed optimal approach is tested on a low voltage (LV) hybrid connected MG including different types of loads and distributed generators (DGs). The results reveal that the proposed optimization approaches reduce the operating cost of the MG, while there are no impacts of the DSM on the profit.

Factors critical for the success of public‒private partnerships in UAE infrastructure projects: experts' perception

During the last decade, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been the biggest market for public–private partnerships (PPPs) in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Currently, PPPs are increasingly being used in the rapid development of UAE infrastructure projects. Despite this fact, little is known about the success factors for adopting such an approach for the infrastructure projects in the UAE. Twenty-one in-depth interviews were held with PPP experts and key personnel who have experience in the development life cycle of PPP infrastructure projects in the UAE in order to investigate their perception of the key success factors of PPP in UAE infrastructure projects and examine the relative importance of these factors.

Environmental Issues Concerning the Economic Development of Tourism in Iraq

Environmental pollution is one of the main factors that stand as an obstacle in the development of the tourism sector. In Iraq, within the last three decades, this issue has had significant impacts on the ecological, economic and social sectors, particularly on the tourism sector. Within the context of a structural adjustment, our first purpose is to look at how the relationship between the economic development, the environmental protection and tourism progresses, while reviewing key elements of the relationship between tourism and the environment, with particular reference to the environmental impacts of tourism in Iraq. Following a general overview of the importance of the environment for tourism, a brief review concerning the difficulties of monitoring environmental changes and managing tourism effects in destination areas is presented. Finally, several key questions and research subjects needing further consideration have been identified.

STRUCTURA AGRARĂ ACTUALĂ A ROMÂNIEI-O MARE (ŞI NEREZOLVATĂ) PROBLEMĂ SOCIALĂ ŞI ECONOMICĂ

This work is based on the idea that the current situation of Romanian agriculture, its low level of development and the poverty prevailing in the rural areas are, to a great extent, determined by Romania’s agrarian structure. The work analyses Romania’s current agrarian structure according to size-related (dimensional) categories of agricultural establishments, as well as according to its development over a period of approximately one century (from 1921–the great agrarian reform–to 2015) and its impact on the social situation of the rural population.

Importance of English language in the development of tourism management

Language has great importance in the dialogue and understanding between tourists and tourist facilities. And the English today is international language, and most of the tourist establishments require employees to speak English in addition the local language of the country because the English now has become the familiar language for almost all human beings. There are a lot of institutes that give courses in language. As the tourism need to friction with foreigners directly so we will focus in this paper on the importance of the English language in the bi Sector Development. This paper also encourages practitioners to pay attention on the language issue. Collaboration among educational providers and tourism organizations is required if they want to compete in the global market.

Insights into the main difficulties of achieving sustainable development of tourism in Iraq

Tourism development is one of the important ways to achieve integrated economic development through the compatibility between the various productive and service sectors, and to make progress in quality and level of life. Yet this purpose cannot be achieved as a final aim without achieving the benchmarks in both the productive and service sectors. But the questions that arise regard the obstacles that hinder the path of the sustainable tourism development in Iraq and their impact on the tourism sector in the country. The research deals with descriptions of the most important determinants of domestic tourism in Iraq and shows that many of these quantifiable factors are of notable quality, while some are quantified and possibly included in the model record. From here, the focus will be laid on these factors as a driver and a motif to address the negative issues in the tourism industry of Iraq, especially since Iraq has become increasingly dependent on domestic tourism, more than on international tourism, in the light of deteriorating security conditions that stand as a major impediment in the entry of foreigners inside the country.