Yearly Archives: 2024

Dean of the Mergasor Technical Institute participates in the meeting of the President of Kurdistan Region of Iraq

On Monday, September 23, 2024, President Nechirvan Barzani met with Mr. Halgurd Sheikh Najib, Supervisor of Soran Independent Administration and officials of the administrative units of Soran Independent Administration

In the meeting, Dr. Talib Mohammed Sharif Omar, Dean of Mergasor Technical Institute, was present as one of the officials of the region. Mr. President spoke about the progress and significant changes in the region and said that after the decision to be independent govern, Soran has seen many changes I am happy to see Soran with these changes. I congratulate the supervisor of the independent administration of Soran and all of you. The people of Soran deserve more. Soran has been the center of Kurdish revolutions.

For their part, the officials of the Soran Independent Administration thanked the President for his continuous support to their work.

 

Dean of Mergasor Technical Institute Welcomes Beekeeping Experts and Academics

Today 9Sep2024, in a collaborative step towards enhancing the academic and practical resources of the institution’s Beekeeping Department, Dr Talib Omer, the Dean of Mergasor Technical Institute
welcomed a team of beekeeping experts, academics, and the Head of Beekeepers of the Kurdistan Region.

The visit, held at the institution’s campus, focused on addressing the needs and challenges face by the Beekeeping Department in Mergasor.

The experts and academics shared their insights on current industry trends, research opportunities, and practical applications essential for the department’s development.

The discussions aimed to provide students with a better understanding of the scientific and business aspects of beekeeping, ensuring they are well-prepared for future careers in the field.

Key topics of the meeting included improving student access to fieldwork opportunities, enhancing laboratory facilities for research, and fostering partnerships with local beekeepers.

The Head of Beekeepers of the Kurdistan Region emphasized the importance of practical experience and offered recommendations on how the department can further support student engagement with the local beekeeping community.

The Dean expressed gratitude for the visit, noting that the institution is committed to promoting sustainable agriculture and developing its programs to align with the region’s growing needs.

The visit concluded with a mutual agreement to continue close collaboration to ensure the success of the Beekeeping Department and its students.

This initiative marks a significant step in advancing both academic excellence and community service in the field of Agriculture within the region.