Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Prof. Hassan Shaker Majdi, the advanced training program entitled "Artificial Intelligence and Its Applications in Leadership and Decision-Making" commenced on Saturday, July 12, 2026. The program is organized by the Center for Continuing Education and was attended by the University's Vice Presidents, College Deans, the Director of the Center for Continuing Education, and a number of academic and administrative leaders. The program is part of Al-Mustaqbal University's strategic vision to accelerate digital transformation and develop university leaders capable of effectively integrating advanced technologies into institutional performance, in line with the rapidly evolving global trends in artificial intelligence. The training program aims to enhance the competencies of university leaders in utilizing artificial intelligence tools and technologies to support leadership and decision-making processes. It also introduces participants to practical AI applications that improve administrative and academic efficiency, strengthen strategic planning, and promote data-driven decision-making. The program features a comprehensive series of in-person and online lectures, complemented by specialized workshops and hands-on practical sessions delivered by a distinguished group of experts and specialists. This integrated approach provides participants with a balanced learning experience that combines theoretical knowledge with practical application. The five-day program, designed by the Center for Continuing Education, seeks to equip participants with contemporary knowledge and advanced skills in artificial intelligence, enabling them to apply these technologies to enhance the university work environment. Through this initiative, Al-Mustaqbal University continues to reinforce its leadership in higher education and advance its vision of becoming a forward-looking academic institution that embraces global technological innovation. Al-Mustaqbal University The First University in Iraq