Specialist physicians and faculty members from the College of Medicine at Al-Mustaqbal University participated in a conference held in Baghdad to discuss the latest scientific and medical developments related to the inherited bleeding disorder **Haemophilia**. The participants included **Asst. Prof. Dr. Hussein Naji Abdullah**, Specialist in Haematology, and **Dr. Widad Hamza Shakir**, Specialist in Paediatrics. The conference featured specialised scientific discussions addressing the latest advances in the diagnosis and treatment of haemophilia, as well as recent developments in preventing disease-related complications and available treatment approaches. The importance of this participation lies in the rapid advances in the diagnosis and treatment of genetic disorders, particularly haemophilia, which requires specialised medical follow-up and a comprehensive treatment approach to reduce recurrent bleeding episodes and their complications. Such efforts contribute to improving patients' quality of life and minimising long-term health consequences. The conference also provided an opportunity to learn about the latest approved medical protocols and recommendations for diagnosing the disease and managing its complications, while exchanging knowledge and expertise with participating physicians and researchers. This contributes to advancing clinical practices and improving the quality of healthcare services provided to patients. This participation reflects the commitment of the Deanship of the College of Medicine at Al-Mustaqbal University to encouraging its faculty members and specialist physicians to engage in specialised scientific conferences and strengthen communication with medical and academic institutions. These efforts contribute to developing professional expertise, reinforcing the University's role in supporting scientific research, and keeping pace with the latest medical advances in service of the healthcare sector and society. **Al-Mustaqbal University – No. 1 among Private Universities in Iraq.**