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Institutional development · Sustainability and civic impact · Iraq

University of Diyala's Islamic Sciences college holds seminar on rewarding green behaviour

The College of Islamic Sciences at the University of Diyala held a seminar on a smart system for rewarding environmentally friendly behaviour, run by a lecturer and a student.

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Why it matters: The University of Diyala's College of Islamic Sciences used a lecturer-and-student-run seminar to present technical solutions intended to protect the environment.

The University of Diyala reported that its College of Islamic Sciences held a working seminar titled 'Green Technology: A Smart System for Rewarding Environmental Behaviour'.

According to the university, the seminar was run by lecturer Dr Inaam Rabah Mohammed together with student Mohammed Ahmed Ali.

The university said the seminar aimed to introduce modern technical solutions that help protect the environment.

Editor’s view

Abigail Taylor, Leadership and Governance Editor

The College of Islamic Sciences has held a seminar, run jointly by a lecturer and a student, presenting a smart system for rewarding environmental behaviour.

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