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UoITC Organizes Seminar on Human Resource Development in Line with Changes in rganizational Structures.

The Continuious Education Center, in collaboration with the Department of Administrative and Financial Affairs, organized a seminar titled “Human Resource Development in Line with Changes in Organizational Structures” as part of the activities of the National Strategy for Education and Training program for September.

The seminar, presented by instructors Asst. Lec. Zeinab Fahmy Ajami and Asst. Lec. Hadeer Mahmoud Ismail, included an introduction to organizational structure and its impact on institutional performance, along with its close relationship to human resource development. Additionally, it covered the use of modern electronic systems that contribute to speeding up administrative transactions within the university and simplifying procedures for employees and visitors.

The seminar also focused on reviewing the challenges and obstacles facing administrative workflow and discussing appropriate solutions and proposals to address them, which contribute to enhancing institutional performance and achieving harmony with the requirements of changes in organizational structures.

Faculty Member from the College of Biomedical Informatics Participates in the Volunteer Work Festival

The Head of the Student Activities Unit at the College of Biomedical Informatics, Asst. Lecturer Ali Abdul Qader, participated in the Volunteer Work Festival titled “Baghdad Won’t Lose the Race”, held by the Baghdad Municipality.

During the festival, the College of Biomedical Informatics was honored in recognition of its distinguished efforts in the field of volunteer work, particularly the tree-planting campaigns that are organized in cooperation with community service institutions, and particularly through its fruitful collaboration with the Baghdad Municipality.

This achievement comes as part of the college’s ongoing efforts to activate the role of students in outside activities and to strengthen its openness to society through programs and initiatives that serve both the environment and humanity.

The University of Information Technology and Communications organizes a webinar on motivating women’s participation in parliamentary elections

The Women’s Affairs section, in cooperation with the Center for Continuing Education at the University of Information Technology and Communications, organized an educational webinar entitled: “motivating women’s participation in parliamentary elections – Challenges and opportunities”.

The webinar presented by Asst.prof. Murooj Abbas Mutlaq from the Legal Affairs Department, Asst.prof .Nairi Abdullah Naeem from the College of Business Informatics, to enhance the role of women in political and electoral work, and to emphasize the importance of their participation as an active element in the democratic process.

The first axis of the webinar addressed constitutional guarantees and the role of women in the political scene, stressing that the democratic system is based on the principle of gender equality in various political, economic and social fields. The importance of activating this role was also emphasized as the legislative elections scheduled for November 2025 approach, ensuring women’s real and effective participation in decision-making.

The second axis focused on effective strategies to enhance women’s participation, by protecting them from violence and political blackmail, legislating laws that support their rights and activating them, in addition to implementing the women’s quota system and providing financial incentives to parties that support women’s representation on their electoral lists. The importance of awareness and education campaigns through workshops and seminars, and providing a safe environment inside polling stations, was also noted, in line with the fifth goal of Sustainable Development
on gender equality.

The webinar was attended by a number of interested parties and specialists in women’s issues, who stressed the importance of strengthening their role in building the political process in Iraq.

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