The ministerial team for programmatic accreditation visited the Presidency of the Nineveh Federal Court of Appeal, as part of its field program aimed at enhancing communication with judicial institutions and examining the outcomes of legal education in the work environment.

The visit included a meeting with a number of College of Law graduates working in the courts, where the team listened to their opinions and observations regarding the extent to which academic programs align with the requirements of judicial work. They emphasized the importance of developing curricula in line with labor market needs and enhancing the efficiency of graduates.

The team also met with the President of the Nineveh Court of Appeal, Judge Raed Hamid. During the meeting, they discussed ways of joint cooperation between the college and the judicial institution, and the necessity of strengthening the relationship to support the quality of legal education and link theoretical aspects with practical application.

Judge Raed Hamid praised the college’s efforts in preparing qualified legal cadres, affirming the importance of continued coordination and cooperation to serve the development of the educational process and elevate the professional level of graduates.

For its part, the ministerial team expressed its thanks and appreciation for the warm reception and cooperation shown by the Presidency of the Nineveh Court of Appeal, commending the important role played by the judicial institution in supporting the journey of legal education.