Exclusive – University Media
Al-Ameed University received a delegation from Sada Al-Rawdatain magazine, one of the media formations affiliated with the Media Department at the Al-Abbas (p) Holy Shrine, on an official visit to review the university's educational and research environment.
The delegation was received by the Media Team Director, Mr. Uday Al-Mukhtar, who accompanied them on a field tour that included the university's corridors, classrooms, and specialized laboratories, showcasing the most significant scientific development and advanced infrastructure achieved by the university.
The delegation also held a meeting with the Assistant President of the University for Administrative and Legal Affairs, Prof. Dr. Mushtaq Kareem Abdul Raheem. This included holding a press conference session that addressed the most prominent pillars of the university's work, projects, and future plans.
The Director of the Media and Government Communication Department at the university, Asst. Prof. Dr. Jassim Mohsen Al-Sultani, stated in an exclusive declaration to the university media that the visit of the Sada Al-Rawdatain magazine delegation represents an important step to enhance joint media cooperation between the university and the institutions of the Al-Abbas (p) Holy Shrine. It also opens new horizons for conveying the university's academic and research achievements through widespread media platforms.
Al-Sultani added that the university is keen on building bridges of communication with various reputable media institutions with the aim of highlighting its scientific and cultural activities and community service.
Al-Sultani pointed out that the university is constantly working on developing its media plans and updating its tools in a manner that aligns with its vision of academic leadership.
It is noteworthy that the visit of the Sada Al-Rawdatain magazine delegation comes as part of a series of field visits aimed at documenting the scientific activities, conferences, and events hosted by Al-Ameed University, and highlighting its role in supporting the academic movement in Iraq.
