Baquba:Diyala University participated in the central closing ceremony for the graduation of Iraqi university students, known as the eleventh “Al-Kafeel Girls Batch.” This event was organized by the Holy Abbasid Shrine and took place at the Abu Al-Fadl Al-Abbas Complex, under the theme “From the light of Fatima, peace be upon her, we illuminate the world.” The ceremony featured 6,450 students from 14 Iraqi governorates and 7 Arab and Islamic countries.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the event was attended by notable figures including the legal custodian of the Holy Abbasid Shrine, Ahmed Al-Safi, and its Secretary-General, Mustafa Murtada Al-Dia’ Al-Din, along with other shrine officials and academic personalities.

The President of Diyala University, Tahseen Hussein Mubarak, highlighted the university’s participation as a demonstration of its commitment to engaging with religious, cultural, and academic institutions. He emphasized the importance of celebrating university women and supporting their educational journey, stating that the occasion underscores the vital role of educated women in societal development and future-building. Mubarak also noted that this event helps consolidate moral and human values alongside scientific achievement, preparing a knowledgeable and responsible generation for effective development contributions.

This participation reflects Diyala University’s dedication to supporting educational and community efforts and strengthening partnerships with national bodies. It aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education), focusing on inclusive education and lifelong learning opportunities, as well as Goal 5 (Gender Equality), by empowering women in science and knowledge fields.