The Director of the Information Technology Division at the College of Computer Science, Lecturer Fadhil Abbas Fadhil, participated as a trainer in the training courses held as part of the “1,000 Programmer Leaders” initiative in Baghdad Governorate. The initiative aims to develop programming, technical, and leadership skills among young people and emerging talents, while enhancing their ability to engage with modern technologies.

This initiative is part of ongoing efforts to support the development of a technologically skilled generation equipped with the knowledge and capabilities required to keep pace with the rapid advancements in programming, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation. It also contributes to strengthening the digital environment and developing human capabilities in Iraq.

The training courses featured the participation of a number of academics, trainers, and specialists in technical and programming fields, with the aim of delivering training content that combines theoretical knowledge with practical application. The courses also sought to equip participants with modern skills that would help them enhance their technical capabilities and apply them in future projects and initiatives.

The participation of the Director of the Information Technology Division reflects the College of Computer Science’s commitment to strengthening its academic and community engagement and contributing to national initiatives aimed at developing digital skills and building technical capacities. It also highlights the College’s role in transferring academic and practical expertise to the younger generation.

This participation is aligned with the College’s commitment to supporting digital transformation, developing technical skills, and contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4: Quality Education and Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals.