Within the framework of the university's orientations towards consolidating a culture of innovation and supporting youth energies, a qualitative meeting was held with the students applying to the "Erteqa'a for Entrepreneurship" program, who presented entrepreneurial projects characterized by intellectual maturity and practical applicability.
The meeting took place in the presence of the University President's Assistant for Administrative and Legal Affairs, Prof. Dr. Mushtaq Kareem Abdul Raheem, and the program manager, Lect. Dr. Ali Hamad Al-Galgawi. During the meeting, the students' proposals were listened to in an interactive scientific atmosphere that reflected their growing entrepreneurial awareness.
The meeting included the delivery of organized scientific presentations, during which the students reviewed their entrepreneurial ideas and the problems their projects seek to address. In addition, they discussed implementation mechanisms and proposed operational plans, as well as highlighting the innovative aspects, initial feasibility indicators, and the potential for sustainability and future development.
The session witnessed a constructive scientific discussion, during which students were guided towards developing their projects to align with the requirements of the labor market and enhancing the opportunities to transform them into executable projects. This was alongside conducting an initial evaluation of the projects in preparation for adopting the solid ones within the university's programs supporting entrepreneurship.
Among the most prominent projects presented was one by a College of Pharmacy student, which involves creating an electronic application aimed at delivering medicine to patients in their homes quickly, efficiently, safely, and at a lower cost. Additionally, a student from the College of Dentistry presented a project to create an application concerned with providing clinical cases for medical college students. This contributes to facilitating their practical training and accelerating patients' access to educational services, in accordance with official regulations and approvals from the college.
This meeting comes as part of the university's efforts aimed at creating an effective platform to embrace promising entrepreneurial projects and paving the way for students to engage in competitive environments based on innovation and knowledge, thereby enhancing their role in supporting community development.
