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The Rehabilitation, Employment and Follow-up Division opens two sessions of the Riyada initiative

The Division of Rehabilitation, Employment, and Follow-up at the University of Information Technology and Communications, in cooperation with the Department of Continuous Education, opened two courses for the Reyadah Initiative affiliated with the Prime Minister’s Council in Center 1 and Center 2.
Each course lasted five days and was supervised by certified trainers, Dr. Ala’a Talal Yassin and Radhwan Salem, where the trainees learned about a set of manual skills and how to develop and exploit them optimally. It is noteworthy that the Riyada initiative aims to build an effective environment to invest in the skills, advantages, and talents of young people and job seekers, and to train and prepare them for the labor market through economic projects.

Inmates from the University Education Center at Al-Karkh Central Prison innovate by designing electronic applications that serve the community

The University Education Center at Al-Karkh Central Prison witnessed a distinguished achievement, as a number of inmates were able to design three electronic applications to provide innovative solutions to complaints and lawsuits at police stations, in addition to medical services. This initiative comes under the supervision and continuous follow-up of the Business Informatics College at the university, which was keen to support the inmates and enhance their technical capabilities during their sentences. The inmates’ innovations have received great interaction and widespread praise on social media platforms, as many have considered them an inspiring model for investing time in learning and production, which contributes to enhancing hope among inmates and preparing them to reintegrate into society positively. The University of Information Technology and Communications continues to follow up on this promising project, emphasizing the importance of education and creativity as essential tools for reform and rebuilding the lives of inmates.

UoITC Organizes Workshop on Application for Reporting Detainees

The University of Information Technology and Communications organized a workshop on the application for reporting detainees. The workshop, presented by the head and members of the National Committee for Integrating Criminal Justice Data, chaired by one of the university’s faculty members, focused on the university’s role in preparing for the launch of the criminal justice system. It is worth noting that the application has previously been tested in several police stations affiliated with the Iraqi Ministry of Interior. The workshop also discussed how to distribute the application for reporting detainees and coordinate with all relevant parties to enforce a mandatory law for its implementation. Specialists from the Iraqi Ministry of Defense attended the workshop, along with a group from various enforcement agencies and ministries involved in implementing the social justice system, for training on using the system and providing feedback for development to ensure data sharing among criminal justice institutions, under the directives of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.

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