“Iraq, heir to glory and noble lineage, where every soul is descended from a Prophet.”
In a spirit inspired by Iraq’s illustrious heritage and reaffirming an enduring commitment to a homeland deeply rooted in the hearts of its people, the College of Medicine at the University of Baghdad held a celebration marking Iraqi Sovereignty Day and Iraqi National Day. The event brought together the college community in a shared expression of patriotism and pride in Iraq’s sovereignty, while commemorating the country’s rich civilizational legacy, which continues to serve as a source of pride and inspiration for generations.
The celebration was attended by the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Ameen Abdul-Hassan Manea Al-Alwany; the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Professor Dr. Mohammed Basil; the Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, Assistant Professor Dr. Kadhim Ali Kadhim; and the Assistant Dean for Student Affairs, Assistant Professor Dr. Amir Dhahir Hamidi. A number of faculty members, administrative staff, and students also participated in the event, which fostered an atmosphere of national pride and optimism for Iraq’s future.
Held within the academic setting of the College of Medicine at the University of Baghdad, the occasion embodied a profound sense of loyalty to a nation whose roots extend deep into history and whose future is shaped by the dedication, capabilities, and intellect of its people. From the college’s lecture halls to the broader fields of healthcare and service to humanity, its mission continues to focus on educating physicians who uphold scientific excellence and the sanctity of human life. Through their knowledge, professional commitment, and dedication to alleviating suffering and inspiring hope, these physicians translate their national identity into meaningful service, ensuring that their contributions leave a lasting impact on Iraq and extend its legacy of achievement and distinction.
