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As part of its commitment to strengthening academic cooperation and engaging with international experiences, Assistant Professor Dr. Azher Mohsen Abd, Dean of the College of Engineering and Engineering Technologies at Al-Mustaqbal University, received an academic delegation from several German universities during an official visit aimed at knowledge exchange and exploring areas of scientific and technical collaboration. This aligns with SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals.
Also present at the reception were Dr. Ali Shaker Majid, Director of the Quality Assurance Department, Dr. Musadaq Maher Abdulzahra, Head of the Artificial Intelligence Incubator, and Dr. Zaid Saad Abdul Madi, representative of the Cultural Relations Division at the College of Health and Medical Technologies.
The visit included a scientific presentation on three pioneering projects currently being implemented by the Artificial Intelligence Incubator, focused on digitizing the heritage of Babylon. These initiatives utilize artificial intelligence and digital technologies to revive and showcase Iraq’s ancient civilization using modern scientific tools. The projects reflect the university's pursuit of SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure and SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities, by promoting the preservation and digital presentation of cultural heritage.
The visiting delegation expressed great admiration for the university’s advanced infrastructure and the research-friendly academic environment that encourages innovation and educational excellence—fully in line with SDG 4: Quality Education.
The visit concluded with a field tour to the ancient city of Babylon, organized by the university to introduce the delegation to its historic landmarks. This step reflects the university’s vision of linking academic research with human history and promoting Iraq’s rich heritage on the global stage.

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