Assistant Professor Dr. Mustafa Jamal Rashid, a faculty member in the Department of Field Crops, participated as a member of a research team to evaluate soft wheat varieties for high-yield performance in central and northern Iraq. The team visited several experimental sites, including the Baghdad Research Station in Abu Ghraib التابعة to the Agricultural Research Directorate, the research station in Sulaymaniyah Province (Kani Banka Station), as well as the research station in Nineveh Province (Al-Kوبر Station).
This activity contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 2 (Zero Hunger) and Goal 4 (Quality Education).

 

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