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The FFAA - Branch 1 celebrates the graduation of the class of 2024-2025
The Faculty of Fine Arts & Architecture – Branch 1 celebrated the graduation of a new batch of students (2024-2025) in a ceremony held at the conference hall of Rafik Hariri University Campus – Hadath.
The ceremony was attended by President Bassam Badran, the President of the League of Full-Time Professors Dr. Yahya Al-Rabih, Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts & Architecture Dr. Hisham Zeineddine, and the Director of the Faculty of Fine Arts & Architecture - Branch 1, Engineer Nawal Boudani, as well as the directors of the faculty's branches and the Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts Graduates, actor Nicolas Daniel, and representatives of the army leadership, security agencies, engineering and technical unions, and municipalities, in addition to a group of professors, students, administrators, and the families of the graduates.
The first speech was delivered by Engineer Boudani, who welcomed the attendees, noting that the presence of the talented artist Nicolas Daniel at the graduation ceremony formed a beautiful bridge connecting the faculty's beginnings with its ongoing journey.
Dr. Hisham Zeineddine, Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts & Architecture, emphasized that this ceremony marks the graduation of a new batch of ambassadors of creativity and beauty who are preparing to embark on a journey into the world of art, culture, and urbanism.
President Badran began his speech by noting that, since its founding, the Faculty of Arts has been a beacon of culture, thought, and creativity, and a fundamental pillar of Lebanon's cultural and artistic identity.
President Badran considered graduation ceremonies to be a true reflection of the University's mission in its finest form – that is, creating hope, nurturing talent, and graduating generations who shoulder the responsibility of the public interest and building educated citizens who carry the causes of their homeland and translate them into achievements that are immortalized in memory.
