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Business Informatics launches a campaign to donate books and resources

The Faculty of Business Informatics at the University of Information and Communications Technology announces the launch of the “Sitter and Musleh” voluntary initiative to receive donations of books and scientific references in the college library.
The campaign aims to provide the libraries of correctional institutions with books and scientific and cultural references in order to enhance and develop the capabilities of students inmates in Iraqi prisons and achieve a kind of scientific solidarity between all classes.
This campaign is one of the joint social initiatives aimed at enriching the libraries of correctional institutions, especially with various books. And fill its need for meaningful publications that it lacks.
Those wishing to donate and participate should visit the college’s site in Baghdad, Al-Nidal Street, near Ibn Al-Haytham Eye Hospital.

Biomedical informatics organizes an entertainment trip for a group of orphaned students

The College of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Information Technology and Communication organized an entertainment trip for a number of orphan students to Al-Zawraa Park.

The orphaned children were accompanied by a group of professors, employees and students of the college and university, where an atmosphere of joy and happiness prevailed on the faces of these children.

This activity aims to increase social solidarity among the members of the same society, take care of this segment, and impart a spirit of cooperation and altruism among the people of the same country.

It is worth noting that these social activities fall within the voluntary work carried out by the university and its colleges in community service.

Business Informatics Participates in Iraqi Families’ Qualification in One of the Refugee Camps

One of the Faculty of Business Informatics’ teachers at the University of Information Technology and Communications participated in the rehabilitation of Iraqi families within the camp “Joda One” in Mosul.

This activity is part of the activities of the Iraqi families, women and children, which take place in the Psychological and Community Qualification Centre and in high coordination with the National Security/Center of Excellence. It aims at implementing advanced specialized rehabilitation programmes through art, activities and dramatic works. It is a qualitative step carried out by a special team of young artists under the supervision of specialized professors.

During the visit to the camp, nessary supplies were distributed from clothing and children’s toys in order to bring joy to the hearts of the children and to alleviate the impact of the camp and its disadvantaged.

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