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The President of the University of Shatrah, Prof. Dr. Basim Abdul-Hussein Al-Ghazi, received in his office today, Tuesday 28 April 2026, archaeological expert Amer Abdul-Razzaq, in the presence of the Assistant President for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Raed Majeed Jabbar, and a number of teaching staff.
During the meeting, the two sides discussed ways of strengthening cultural and scientific cooperation in the field of archaeology, as well as the importance of the civilisational heritage that distinguishes Dhi Qar Province as one of the most prominent pillars of cultural identity in Iraq.
During the meeting, the President of the University revealed the university's plans to establish a university museum dedicated to documenting the heritage of Dhi Qar Province, which will help preserve the civilisational heritage and strengthen the academic and cultural role of the educational institution, as well as provide a scientific environment that enables students and researchers to view heritage treasures and develop their historical awareness.
For his part, the Assistant President for Administrative Affairs explained that the University Council had previously discussed a comprehensive study for establishing a museum of Dhi Qar heritage on the university campus, aimed at documenting the various aspects of the province's heritage, including its social, political, cultural, economic and scientific dimensions, so as to preserve its identity and historical distinctiveness.
He affirmed that the university is moving forward with practical steps to put this project into effect by preparing the plans necessary for its completion, thereby strengthening the university's standing as an active scientific and cultural centre.
For his part, the archaeological expert expressed his readiness to cooperate with the university and to provide the technical and scientific expertise needed to support the museum project and ensure its success.
