Professor Dr. Ameera Mohammed Saleh, Dean of the College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences at the University of Baghdad, participated in a meeting of the Deans of Agricultural Colleges Committee in Iraq. The meeting was recently held at the College of Agriculture, University of Kerbala, chaired by the President of the University of Kerbala, Professor Dr. Sabah Wajid, and attended by the deans of agricultural colleges across Iraq.
The meeting featured discussions on a range of academic and scientific topics related to advancing the agricultural sector and enhancing the role of university institutions in supporting sustainable development.
During the meeting, the Governor of Kerbala, Engineer Nassif Jassim Al-Khattabi, made a visit and emphasized his commitment to the agricultural sector, underscoring its pivotal role in developing the Holy City of Kerbala. He highlighted the importance of leveraging the academic and scientific expertise of Iraqi universities and translating it into practical projects and applied initiatives that serve the community, align with the needs of the agricultural sector, and strengthen partnerships between academic institutions and relevant stakeholders.

 

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