The College of Education for Humanities participates in an international conference

Dr. Mahia Mohsen Hassan, a lecturer in the Department of Geography, participated in the proceedings of the Twelfth International Conference on Development and Environment in the Arab World, under the title Sustainable Development and Confronting Environmental and Climate Change, Challenges and Solutions, held in the State of Egypt for the period from February 25-27, 2024, with a research entitled The Triangles of Economic Growth and their Role in Economic Integration in Iraq. And Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The growth triangles policy is one of the modern industrial policies that aims to achieve economic integration between a group of countries. Many countries have followed this policy and achieved integration in various industrial, agricultural and commercial sectors. The three countries, Iraq, Jordan and Saudi Arabia, were chosen to own all One of them has natural characteristics and the other has human characteristics that qualify it to achieve economic integration and integration. The research reached a number of facts, including that Saudi Arabia will represent the head of the triangle as it has a stronger industrial economy than Iraq and Jordan.