Prof. Dr. Ameera Mohammed Saleh presented the Excellence Shield to the Department of Soil and Water Resources in the presence of Prof. Dr. Mohammed Shaker Al-Khashali, Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs and Graduate Studies, and Prof. Dr. Maryam Malallah Ghazal, Head of the Continuing Education Unit at the college.
The award recognized the department’s outstanding performance in the Continuing Education Unit activities for January and February 2026, appreciating their efforts in the number of organized activities and the richness of scientific content. This achievement aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4: Quality Education.
We extend our best wishes for excellence and creativity to all departments and administrative units of the college.

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