University of Anbar - Bilal Mohammed asaad Mahmoud

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Bilal Mohammed asaad Mahmoud (Assistant Professor)

PhD in Economatrics
lecturer
Economy - Economics and Administration
bilalheety3@uoanbar.edu.iq

Biography

Date of Birth: March 24, 1983

Place of Birth: Baghdad
Residence: Iraq - Anbar
Marital Status: Married
Email: bilalheety3@gmail.com
Academic Title: Assistant Professor
Phone: +964-7817180762

Publication

Titles of published research
Using ARIMA Models to Forecast Money Supply in the State of Qatar	1
The Impact of Financial Market Fluctuations on Exchange Rates in Iraq, 2003-2013	2
Using Granger Causality to Analyze Financial Market Opinions and Exchange Rates, with Special Reference to Iraq	3
Using the Dynamic Regression Model (DOLS) to Analyze the Impact of Social Spending on Economic Growth in Iraq for the Period (2005-2018) - An Econometric Study	4
Analysis of the relationship between broad money supply and stock turnover rate for a sample of Iraqi private banks for the period (2004-2017) An econometric study	5
The Relationship between Short-Term Interest Rates and Exchange Rates in Iraq for the Period (2004-2017): An Econometric Study	6
Foreign Direct Investment Flows and Their Impact on Unemployment in Iraq for the Period (2004-2017): An Econometric Study Using Simultaneous Cointegration	7
The relationship between public and private investment in Iraq and its impact on GDP using SURE models.	8
Measuring and Analyzing the Determinants of the Iraqi Dinar Exchange Rate in the Parallel Market for the Period (2004-2015) - An Econometric Study	9
Analysis of the impact of total population on public expenditures in Iraq for the period (1991-2018) using VECM models	10
Impact of Green Economy on the Sustainable Development Indicators in Iraq, 2025	11
The Impact of Financial Liberalization on the Value of the Bank: An Applied Study on Private Iraqi Banks for the Period 2011-2017	12

Lectures

Academic certificates

Year	Specialization	College	University	Donor Country	Degree
2005	Economics	Management and Economics	Anbar	Iraq	Bachelor's
2008	Economics and Financial Markets	Management and Economics	Anbar	Iraq	Master's
2015	Specialization	Management and Economics	Baghdad	Iraq	Doctorate

Supervision

Master's Thesis Title	Using ARIMA models to forecast the money supply in the State of Qatar
PhD Thesis Title	Analysis of the impact of financial market fluctuations on exchange rates in a number of developing countries, with special reference to Iraq, using GARCH models
Practical Research Refereeing	Refereeing dozens of scientific research papers for scientific journals and local and international conferences
Research Supervision	Supervising the graduation projects of dozens of students, some of whom achieved first place in the Department of Economics and the College of Business and Economics, as well as first place at the university level
Graduate Studies Supervision	Supervising five Master's theses in Economics

Other

	Participation in scientific conferences
	Publishing (3) scientific research papers in local and international conferences
	Participating with a research paper in (3) local and international conferences
	Attending numerous scientific conferences and forums
	Holding and participating in scientific seminars
	Holding (8) scientific seminars as a lecturer, addressing community problems, under the supervision of Anbar University and in cooperation with several local organizations and United Nations organizations.
	Attending, participating in, and sponsoring numerous scientific seminars addressing economic problems.
	Contributing to workshops and community service
	Holding more than (10) workshops as a trainer and lecturer to develop and train faculty and administrators in the College of Administration and Economics and the Department of Economics.
	Attending numerous workshops aimed at developing the teaching staff.
	Subjects taught
	Teaching most courses in the Department of Economics, including econometrics, statistics, principles of economics, mathematical economics, macroeconomics, agricultural economics, and national accounts.
	Teaching economics courses in the Departments of Business Administration, Public Administration, and Accounting.