Al-Mamoun University students took part in the Visual Arts Festival at the University of Baghdad that brought together some of the finest artists and creative work from Iraqi universities.
Their participation is part of the University’s efforts to support its students, encourage their artistic talent, and give them opportunities to showcase their skills and creativity and compete at university-level events.
Assistant Lecturer Amjad Sabah Aziz, director of the Student Activities Division, led the University’s delegation. He emphasized the importance of nurturing students’ potential and developing artistic talent to strengthen Al-Mamoun University’s presence in university activities and events.
Al-Mamoun University continues to nurture student creativity, seeing arts and cultural activities as a cornerstone of building students’ character and honing their talents.
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