The President of the Northern Technical University, Prof. Dr. Alia Abbas Ali Al-Attar, carried all the signs of peace, love, and cooperation, and the distance did not stand as a barrier or fence in the way of achieving the ambitions of our modern Northern Technical University to be proactive in communicating with governmental and private universities and religious institutions, including the Al-Hussainiya Holy Shrine. Where the lady met the president of our university, His Eminence the Sheikh, the representative of the religious authority of the Husseiniya shrine, Sheikh Abdul Mahdi al-Karbalai, and in the presence of the president of Al-Zahra National University for Girls. From a leadership that proved that women can do the impossible and bear the responsibility with full merit. On the sidelines of the opening of the Khadija Al-Kubra Hospital, peace be upon her, for women, Her Excellency presented a proposal for the establishment of a joint international conference for women between our university and Al-Zahra National University for Girls, under the patronage of the Governor of Karbala. His Eminence expressed his pleasure and full support That there will be a conference to empower women and this will be The conference is within the plan of the Northern Technical University, which could represent the first nucleus that celebrates women and allows them to have a leadership role in society. Empowerment of women, their progress, and development are among the requirements for the progress of people. During the conference, working papers will be presented to empower women administratively, scientifically, and intellectually, and from this, His Eminence, the representative of the religious authority, praised the leadership of women in educational institutions and expressed his full support for our university and showed his admiration for the outputs offered by our university in supplying the labor market with cadres that would advance our dear country at all levels. In our university, as well as a kind gift that shows the archaeological areas of the three governorates in which the university formations are located.