Under the slogan “Your Store of Knowledge is the Measure of Your Science,” the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences participated in the “Information Bank” cultural competition organized by the Cultural Activities Division at the Department of Student Activities, University of Baghdad. Featuring the participation of several university colleges, the event took place in an outstanding competitive atmosphere aimed at promoting general culture and fostering students’ intellectual and cognitive abilities.
The competition was held under the patronage of the President of the University of Baghdad, Prof. Dr. Alaa Abdul-Hassan Atiyah Al-Zughaibi, and supervised by the Vice President for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Raghad Abdul-Razzaq Al-Hashimi, with the attendance and oversight of the Director of Student Activities, Prof. Dr. Ali Sadiq.
The event witnessed enthusiastic scientific and cultural rivalries among the participating teams, showcasing the diverse knowledge and exceptional intellectual capacities of the university’s students. It also contributed to strengthening positive competitive spirit and exchanging cultural and scientific knowledge across participating colleges.
Our college’s participation was coordinated by the Cultural Unit within the Student Activities Division, supervised by Ms. Shaimaa Naji (Head of the Cultural Unit) and Ms. Ibaa Amer Mohammad Ali (Head of the Artistic Unit), alongside a group of talented students. They represented the college in this cultural event, underscoring the vital role of student activities in honing talents, nurturing cognitive skills, and enhancing student presence in university forums.

 

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