On Iraqi Engineer's Day, the College of Engineering and Information Technology Extends Warmest Congratulations to Iraqi Engineers
On the occasion of Iraqi Engineer's Day, the College of Engineering and Information Technology extends its warmest congratulations and blessings to all Iraqi male and female engineers, in appreciation of their vital role in the journey of reconstruction, development, and scientific progress, as well as their outstanding contributions across various engineering, technological, and service sectors.
In this context, the Dean of the College of Engineering and Information Technology, Prof. Dr. Ghada Al-Mulla, stated that Iraqi engineers represent creative national talents who have continuously contributed to achieving milestones and keeping pace with modern advancements. She emphasized the college's keenness to prepare engineering competencies equipped with knowledge, skills, and the capacity for innovation, thereby contributing to building a more advanced and prosperous future for Iraq.
May our Iraqi engineers always remain a symbol of excellence, creativity, and dedication.
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