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Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Hassan Latif Al-Zubaidi, President of the Middle Euphrates Technical University, the College of Applied Sports Science Techniques hosted a meeting of the Ministerial Committee of Experts and Consultants at the Continuing Education Center in the University Presidency. The meeting brought together a distinguished group of experts and specialists to discuss several scientific and academic issues related to the development of educational programmes and newly introduced specializations in applied sports sciences.

The committee chair and members were received by Assistant Professor Dr. Naseer Ahmed Kamel, Associate Dean for Administrative and Financial Affairs at the college. He welcomed the distinguished delegation and expressed his appreciation for their scientific and professional efforts in supporting the college and the advancement of higher education, as well as in improving the academic landscape in Iraq.

The meeting featured an exchange of scientific views and perspectives on developing academic programmes and curricula and enhancing the quality of educational outcomes in line with labour market requirements and the needs of educational and sports institutions. These efforts aim to ensure that academic programmes keep pace with the latest scientific developments in applied sports sciences.

The committee chair and members expressed their positive impressions of the meeting’s atmosphere, organization, and warm reception. They commended the efforts made to ensure the successful preparation and conduct of the meeting, emphasizing the importance of continued coordination and cooperation between academic institutions and the relevant ministerial committees to develop scientific and professional specializations and enhance the quality of higher education.

The college reaffirmed its pride in hosting such specialized academic meetings, highlighting their importance as valuable opportunities for exchanging expertise and harmonizing perspectives among academic institutions and relevant ministerial committees. Such initiatives contribute to supporting ongoing development and modernization efforts and advancing the standard of higher education in Iraq.

At the conclusion of the meeting, Dr. Naseer Ahmed expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Ministerial Committee of Experts and Consultants, particularly those who had travelled from various Iraqi governorates. He commended their role in developing academic and professional specializations and advancing their scientific pathways, wishing everyone continued success in serving the advancement of scientific and academic progress in Iraq.

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