Women’s Affairs Unit at the Technological Technical Institute in Basra Launches a Pioneering Dialogue with Female Students

Under the patronage of the Dean of the Technological Technical Institute in Basra, Assistant Professor Dr. Diyah Kammel Shary, the Women’s Affairs Unit at the Institute, under the supervision of Ms. Israa Samir Ali, Head of the Women’s Affairs Unit, organized an expanded meeting with female students of the Institute. The meeting was dedicated to presenting and discussing entrepreneurial ideas and projects that focus on women’s empowerment and their role in academic and societal development.

The event featured presentations of several creative initiatives and proposals put forward by the students, emphasizing qualitative projects that contribute to empowering women and enhancing their active participation in the fields of innovation and entrepreneurship. These projects align with labor market requirements and contemporary trends in sustainable development.

The organizers highlighted the importance of supporting young female talents and fostering a university environment that embraces entrepreneurial ideas. They emphasized the role of such meetings in developing students’ skills and encouraging them to transform their ideas into practical, implementable projects that contribute effectively to serving the community.

This activity forms part of a series of events organized by the Women’s Affairs Unit at the Institute, aiming to promote entrepreneurial awareness among female students and support initiatives that contribute to advancing the academic and developmental status of women.

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