Within the framework of activating the frameworks of joint cooperation and serving the state institutions, Ms. Iman Abdul Wahid Majid, director of the internal departments affairs department, participated in the activities of the specialized exhibition of handicrafts and Plastic Arts hosted by the open educational college in Kirkuk under the slogan (creative hands and arts incarnate).This participation came as part of the Department's vision to support student and community energies, where the exhibition was held under the auspices of the dean of the College, Prof. Dr. Ihsan Hadi Ahmed, and under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Hashim Jamil Ibrahim.Support women empowerment and community service.The participation focused on highlighting the leading role of women through the pavilion of the peace ambassadors volunteer team, which represented the front To empower women with the participation of 50 creative women, their products were distributed among:
Plastic arts: with the participation of 25 artists, they embodied various art schools with their brushes.
Handicrafts: with the participation of 25 craftswomen, they presented handmade works characterized by accuracy and modernity.
Integration of scientific and creative departments.
The exhibition witnessed a tour of specialized pavilions that reflected the students ' academic skills:the pavilion of primary classes: for the design of modern educational aids.Educational Administration Wing: which highlighted the organizational and aesthetic aspects of the educational environment.Art education wing: which presented professional academic products in Visual Arts.During the event, Ms. Iman Abdul Wahid Majid stressed the importance of these initiatives in integrating talents into the academic environment and enhancing skill taste. At the end of the forum, the participants and the organizing committee were honored with certificates of appreciation, in appreciation of the exceptional role played by the team of peace ambassadors and scientific departments in highlighting the cultural and creative face of Kirkuk.
