The Ministry of Oil, with the aim of promoting the culture of good governance, enhancing administrative health, and combating corruption, has invited experts, specialists, and researchers to submit papers and successful experiences for the second conference on administrative health in the oil industry. This conference is held to create a suitable platform for exchanging ideas and presenting effective solutions in the field of administrative health.
Conference Themes and Topics of Interest
The call from the secretariat of the second conference on administrative health in the oil industry, titled "Administrative Health; The Path to Resilience, Anti-fragility, and Sustainability in the Oil Industry," invites interested parties to present their scientific achievements and successful experiences in areas related to administrative health and corruption prevention. Among the topics discussed at this conference are the management of conflicts of interest in Iran's oil industry, sustainable governance with a focus on administrative health, pathology of the administrative health system, governance based on transparency and accountability, and redesigning oil industry processes with an administrative health approach.
Important Dates and Paper Submission Details
According to the announcement from the conference secretariat, the deadline for submitting papers and successful experiences is set for the end of November 2026, and the results of the evaluation of the works will be announced on December 6, 2026. The conference on administrative health in the oil industry will also be held from December 18 to 24, 2026. This event is a suitable opportunity for researchers and specialists in various fields of the oil industry to present new ideas and solutions for strengthening administrative health and reducing corruption.
The role of administrative health in resilience, anti-fragility (a system that not only does not suffer from adversities, stresses, mistakes, and disorder but also improves its capabilities and performance when facing them), and sustainability in the oil industry is another important issue that will be discussed at this conference. Overall, this conference aims to promote the growth and development of the culture of administrative health and enhance resilience in the oil industry.
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