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The University Continues Activities for Iraqi Anti-Drug Week

For the fourth consecutive day, the University of Information Technology and Communications continued its activities for Iraqi Anti-Drug Week. The University’s Psychological Counseling Division, in cooperation with the Human Rights Division, organized an awareness exhibition on the scourge of drugs, their harms, and methods of prevention. The exhibition was held with the participation of the psychological counseling units from the Colleges of Engineering and Biomedical Informatics at the Mansour campus.

The exhibition, attended by the Assistant President of the University for Administrative Affairs, Professor Dr. Jaafar Adhab Ankoud, and the Dean of Biomedical Informatics, Professor Dr. Intisar Shadeed Al-Majbali, included the distribution and display of a collection of posters and awareness brochures highlighting the dangers of drugs and their negative health and social effects. Informational brochures explaining prevention mechanisms and methods of protection were also distributed. The event also included a series of guidance and educational activities for students and staff, aimed at enhancing community awareness and establishing a culture of early prevention.

The event witnessed significant attendance and interaction from university students and staff, reflecting the academic institution’s commitment to supporting national efforts to combat this serious problem.

IGS holds awareness seminar on drug prevention

The Institute of Informatics for Graduate Studies organized an awareness seminar on drug prevention in conjunction with the launch of the Iraqi Week for Drug Prevention.

The seminar was presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Hassan Safi, in the presence of the Dean of the Institute, Professor Suha Mohammed Hadi, and a group of the Institute’s staff. The seminar discussed the health and social risks of drug use, as well as its negative impact on community stability and security.

The lecturer highlighted the important role that state institutions and universities should play in raising awareness and promoting a culture of prevention, emphasizing that reducing the spread of drugs requires joint efforts and broad cooperation between families, schools, and the community.

During the lecture, he pointed out the necessity of enhancing early awareness among young people and creating supportive environments that contribute to protecting students from falling into this phenomenon, noting that effective confrontation starts with spreading knowledge and building awareness and sound behavior.

Biomedical Informatics Organizes a Tree Planting Campaign to Promote the Concept of a Sustainable Environment

As part of its efforts to instill the concept of a sustainable environment and enhance environmental awareness among students, faculty and students of the College of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Information Technology and Communications organized a tree planting campaign. This campaign involved planting flowers and plants in the college’s corridors and gardens.

The campaign aims to increase green spaces on campus and create a healthy and attractive learning environment that reflects the university’s identity and vision in supporting sustainable development initiatives. This initiative is part of a series of volunteer activities adopted by the college to promote a culture of environmental conservation and encourage teamwork and social responsibility among students and faculty.

The college administration affirmed its commitment to supporting and continuing these activities due to their positive impact on enhancing environmental awareness and beautifying the campus, in line with the university’s vision of achieving a sustainable and integrated university environment.

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