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2026-09-22 · 2 min read

The Ministerial Committee evaluates the scientific and academic situation in the College of Education in Douaya

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The Ministerial Committee evaluates the scientific and academic situation in the College of Education in Douaya
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The Dean of the College of Education in Al-Dawaya received the University of Shatrah, Professor Dr. Safaa Hussein AliThe ministerial committees charged with evaluating the scientific and academic reality of the college. He welcomed the members of the committee, expressing his pride in this scientific visit.

The committee included an elite group of Mosul University professors, including:

• Professor Dr. Ahmed Waad Allah Hamdallah

• Professor Dr. Mamdouh Salem Mohamed

• Professor Dr. Mohamed Ismail Mohamed

During the meeting, the Brigadier General emphasized: The importance of the role played by ministerial committees in monitoring the level of academic and scientific performance, and evaluation of courses of action, andDetermine development requirements to contribute to improving the quality of the outcomes of the educational and research process.

This visit comes within the framework of the intensive scientific follow-up aimed at supporting higher education institutions and consolidating the foundations of quality and continuous development, in line with the directives of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to advance the academic and scientific path.

At the conclusion of the visit, the Dean of the College of Education in Dawaya praised the efforts of the members of the Professional and Scientific Ministerial Committee, extending his thanks for their valuable comments and readings that contribute to strengthening the college’s path and developing its academic and scientific performance.

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