The Medicinal Plants Research Unit at the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences, University of Baghdad, participated in the 7th Job and Innovation Fair held at the Middle Technical University, within the Department of Science and Technology Parks.
The participation included Assistant Professor Dr. Ruya Abdulhussein Ali, Lecturer Dr. Zainab Jarallah, and Assistant Lecturer Mohammed Qasim.
This participation aimed to strengthen collaboration between academic institutions and the labor market, showcase scientific and research expertise, and support students and graduates in developing their professional skills and exploring career opportunities.

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