Northern Technical University / Kirkuk organized a cultural evening.

Under the patronage and in the presence of Professor Dr. Alyaa Abbas Ali Al-Attar, President of Northern Technical University, the Department of Dormitory Affairs, the Technical Medical Institute / Kirkuk, and the Department of Scholarships and Cultural Relations organized a distinguished cultural evening at the Kirkuk site. The event was attended by Member of Parliament Arshad Al-Salihi, Head of the Human Rights Committee in the Iraqi Council of Representatives, along with students of the “Study in Iraq” program. The event aimed to promote peaceful coexistence among the components of the governorate, particularly among university students, in an atmosphere characterized by cultural diversity and positive interaction among students of different nationalities.

The evening included a variety of activities, featuring artistic and cultural performances, as well as presentations reflecting the heritage of participating communities, which contributed to enhancing openness and cultural exchange among students. The event was also attended by the deans of the university’s colleges and institutes at the Kirkuk site, along with a number of faculty members and individuals interested in cultural affairs, who praised the importance of such activities in supporting the university environment and developing students’ skills.

This event comes as part of Northern Technical University’s efforts to support the “Study in Iraq” program and promote cultural exchange, contributing to the creation of an integrated educational environment that combines academic knowledge with rich cultural experience.