Al-Amal College for Specialized Medical Sciences received a delegation from the Karbala branch of the Iraqi Programmers Syndicate, on a visit aimed at strengthening institutional ties and exploring areas of joint work between the two sides, in line with the growing demand for technical and digital specialisations in educational institutions.

The visiting delegation included Assistant Professor Dr. Wisam Hussein Ali, member of the Central Council of the Iraqi Programmers Syndicate and head of the Branches and Representative Offices Committee, together with Mr. Murad Kadhim Abbas Al-Husseini, Mr. Abdul-Khaliq Abbadi and Ms. Ansam Abdul-Ridha, members of the Syndicate's Karbala branch.

The delegation was received by Mr. Ali Abdullah Al-Tamimi. The meeting covered a number of issues of common interest, in particular the possibility of launching programmes and activities that bring together academic and professional expertise and draw on specialised talent in programming and technology.

The meeting also discussed the importance of keeping pace with digital transformation in the educational environment and the need to strengthen students' skills in technical fields, which have become an essential requirement of the labour market, as well as the possibility of cooperating on specialised workshops, courses and events that develop scientific and practical skills.

For its part, the delegation of the Iraqi Programmers Syndicate commended Al-Amal College for Specialized Medical Sciences for its interest in widening its relations with professional and specialised institutions, stressing that such meetings are an important step towards more effective cooperation that serves the education sector and supports young talent.

The visit is part of Al-Amal College for Specialized Medical Sciences' drive to expand its partnerships and communication with professional institutions and syndicates, strengthening its presence in the academic and wider community and opening new avenues for cooperation and the exchange of expertise.