A ministerial committee visits the University of Samarra to approve the biological research center

The Presidency of Samarra University welcomed the Ministerial Laboratories Committee of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research for establishing the “Biological Research Center” affiliated with the university.
Prof. Ali Hussein Alwan Al-Amiri – Director-General of the Iraqi Center for Cancer and Medical Genetics Research at Al-Mustansiriya University – and Prof. Dr. Saad Hassan Muhammad Ali – Director of the Clinical Communicable Disease Research Unit at the College of Medicine at Baghdad University, and Dr. Qassim Sharhan Haraj – Director of the Medical Research Unit at the College of Medicine at Al-Nahrain University, the readiness of the requirements of the laboratory and the needs of its equipment and human staff, the importance of its location and presence in the university in particular, and the city and the governorate in general.
For his part, Prof. Dr. Sabah Allawi Al-Samarrai – President of Samarra University – welcomed the members of the ministerial committee and indicated the role that it is hoped that the center will enhance to develop the capabilities of the available staff at the university and the industry of researchers through the training course and provide them with the appropriate atmosphere; Through this, he showed the university’s reliance on its resources in creating many departments, colleges, and even virtual laboratories in them, despite the lack of any support in this direction from the concerned authorities. International research published in international containers, patents, and an increase in the number of graduates in the purely scientific field – enhances the university’s marketing globally and not only locally, since the world today allocates large budgets for implementing advanced laboratories. We hope we will be reflected in the center, and be a launch for various Scientific research related to biological sciences and infectious diseases, and allows the development of the research and knowledge aspect in the university, the governorate, and even Iraq, as we mentioned earlier.
In the same context, the Ministerial Committee praised the University of Samarra and stressed that the university is new, but it preceded and competed with prestigious and dependable Iraqi universities. It made its reputation glowing and prominent among its counterparts from other universities. Its administration’s apparent effort and tremendous and visible giving did not achieve this.

The visit ended in the office of the University of Samarra President, in the presence of the assistants and notables audience of the city of Samarra and its scientific and cultural symbols, who was pleased with the company of such critical scientific figures who set foot on the university’s land and participate in the creation of such a vital laboratory research center.