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The University of Shatrah participated in the work of the third edition of the Iraq Education Conference, represented by the Scientific Assistant to the President of the University, Professor Dr. Fadel Mohsen Hamad, on behalf of the President of the University, Professor Dr. Basem Abdul Hussein Al-Ghazi, in the conference that was held under the patronage of His Excellency the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
The conference was held under the slogan: “From education to development: global partnerships and universities that create the future”In the presence of the Chairman of the Parliamentary Education Committee and its members, the Chairman of the Board of Advisors, and a number of ministers and officials, in addition to an elite group of academic leaders, experts, specialists, and scientific and international figures.
The conference witnessed the discussion of a number of issues and themes related to the development of the higher education system in Iraq, enhancing the role of universities in achieving sustainable development, and expanding the horizons of international cooperation and partnerships, in a way that contributes to upgrading educational institutions and keeping pace with scientific and cognitive developments.
In a related context, His Excellency the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research stressed the importance of continuing to work on developing Iraqi universities, strengthening their global partnerships, and supporting scientific research and innovation, as well as aligning education outcomes with development priorities and the needs of society and the labor market.
The University of Shatrah’s participation in this conference confirms its keenness to keep pace with national trends to develop higher education, enhance its presence in scientific and academic forums, and contribute to supporting paths of cooperation and exchange of experiences in a way that serves the educational and development process in Iraq.
