Baghdad: A mass demonstration by medical graduates began this Monday morning in Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, demanding employment, similar to their colleagues in previous sessions.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the gathering of medical graduates is a response to the ongoing employment crisis faced by recent graduates in the medical field. The demonstrators are calling for the government to provide job opportunities similar to those offered to graduates from previous years.

The protest highlights the growing frustration among young professionals in Iraq, who are struggling to find employment despite having completed their medical education. The demonstration in Tahrir Square, a central location known for its historical significance in protests, underscores the urgency of the graduates’ demands.

The medical graduates are appealing to government officials to address their concerns and ensure equitable employment opportunities across different graduating sessions. The demonstration aims to draw attention to the disparity in job allocation and push for reforms that will benefit all medical graduates equally.