University of Halabja Takes a New Step Toward Strengthening International Scientific and Medical Cooperation

As part of Halabja University’s efforts and strategies to develop scientific and academic relations and open doors for fruitful collaboration with international scientific and medical institutions, an important online meeting was held today under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Bamo Parwezkhan, President of Halabja University.

setup attendances included Asst. Prof. Dr. Halgurd Tamas, Vice President for Scientific Affairs and Supervisor of the College of Medicine, along with a group of lecturers from the College of Medicine: Dr. Jihad Ibrahim, Dr. Muhammad Subhan, and Dr. Zana Baqi. They met with representatives of the Official College of Physicians of Madrid (ICOMEM) and the Foundation for International Cooperation of the Collegiate Medical Organization of Spain (FCOMCI).

During the meeting, the participants discussed strengthening scientific and academic relations and building a strategic, long-term partnership between Halabja University and these institutions.

The primary topics of discussion included the importance of joint cooperation in medical education, the development of scientific research, the exchange of expertise and knowledge, enhancing the capabilities of academic and medical staff, organizing joint scientific courses and activities, and benefiting from international experience. Furthermore, future cooperation opportunities were explored to establish a solid foundation for joint scientific and medical projects and foster a continuous relationship that contributes effectively to elevating medical education and advancing the healthcare sector.

The Presidency of Halabja University emphasizes that expanding international scientific ties and building bridges of cooperation with advanced global institutions is a crucial pillar for the university’s development and for enhancing the quality of education and research. Such meetings provide a valuable opportunity to exchange expertise, develop the capacities of faculty and students, and foster an advanced scientific environment that aligns with contemporary needs and modern medical advances.

Halabja University hopes this meeting will mark the beginning of a new phase of productive and long-term collaboration with Spanish medical institutions, leading to practical results and joint academic projects that play a prominent role in advancing medical education and serving public health and the community.