College of Law

The College of Law Participates in the Central Celebration of the Founding Anniversary of the University of Mosul. Under the patronage and attendance of Professor Wahid Mahmoud Al-Ibrahimi, President of the University of Mosul, and with the participation of dignitaries, governmental, parliamentary, academic, and university delegations, representatives of civil society organizations, and University of Mosul affiliates and students, the College of Law, represented by Assistant Professor Dr. Wissam Nemat Ibrahim Al-Saadi, Dean of the College, members of the College Council, its academic and administrative staff, and students, participated on Sunday, April 13, 2025, in the activities commemorating the fifty-eighth anniversary of the founding of the University of Mosul. Our college’s contribution included an exhibition featuring a number of handicrafts and paintings in the fields of drawing, calligraphy, and fine arts. It also showcased a number of scientific and research achievements by the college’s researchers and students, reflecting the distinguished position of our college at the national and international levels, as well as the distinguished scientific and creative efforts of its staff and students. The above participation comes within the context of the college’s deanship plans and programs to build bridges of creativity and achievement, as well as communication and interaction with our university’s colleges and research centers, as well as with Iraqi universities. Regional and international organizations, scientific institutions, civil society organizations, and all segments of society contribute to highlighting the distinguished status of our college and university, which is a Mosul-based Iraqi scientific and intellectual edifice that provides humanity with scientific and humanistic specializations that contribute to scientific development and cognitive advancement, and their role in serving all of humanity. May our university be filled with joy and happiness every year in the land of history and civilizations, the land of Babylon and Assyria, which taught humanity to read letters and write words. Happy New Year to our scientific edifice, which has graduated generations and competencies who have contributed and continue to contribute to the building and prosperity of society. It will remain a source of knowledge and scholars, and a constant beacon of giving and excellence.