Professor Dr. Halima Zuhair Hussein, a faculty member in the Department of Plant Protection, College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences, University of Baghdad, chaired the Master’s thesis defense committee for the student Malak Shakir Hassoun from the Department of Biological Control Technologies, Al-Musayyib Technical College, Al-Furat Al-Awsat University.
The thesis was entitled “Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biological Agents in Controlling the Cabbage Root Rot Disease Pathogens.”
In recognition of her distinguished scientific efforts and active contribution to enriching the academic discussion, the Dean of Al-Musayyib Technical College, Professor Dr. Ali Hassan Wadi Al-Zubaidi, presented Dr. Halima Zuhair with a Letter of Appreciation in acknowledgment of her valuable efforts, wishing her continued success and academic excellence in serving the scientific community.
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