Under the direct guidance of the University President, Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, and supervised by the Head of the Division, Dr. Azhar Mohsen, the Technological Incubator Division has announced the start of implementing the electronic fingerprint system, developed by the division s team. This step aims to improve the management of employee attendance and departure through advanced digital technology. The new system has been successfully applied across various colleges. The Technological Incubator Division team highlighted that the system allows for better monitoring of workflow and provides detailed reports that contribute to enhancing the efficiency of administrative processes while reducing manipulation in attendance and departure records. This achievement is part of the division s strategy to support digital transformation and achieve a higher level of organization within institutions. The division confirmed that the electronic fingerprint system is one of the pioneering projects that help elevate work performance and improve the work environment using advanced technological solutions.

Once again, the University of the Al mustaqbal achieves another accomplishment to add to its series of eternal successes, as it registered a remarkable activity among Iraqi universities in terms of publications in Scopus-indexed journals. Ten of its professors and researchers, led by the university president, Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, appeared in the latest Scopus update among the top 500 researchers in terms of research output in Iraq for the period between 2019-2024. On this occasion, under the gracious patronage of the university president, Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, the University of the Al mustaqbal organized a ceremony to honor the researchers with the university shield and certificates of appreciation. The Director of Scientific and Academic Supervision, Professor Dr. Muzafar Sadiq Al-Zuhairi, opened the ceremony with a speech in which he highlighted the advanced positions the university has achieved in terms of both the quantity and quality of research output compared to its Iraqi counterparts. He also pointed out that the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Naim Al-Aboudi, had previously praised the efforts of the professors and researchers at the University of theAl mustaqbal, particularly the university president, in an official letter of appreciation. The minister emphasized that they have set their sights on achieving a distinguished accomplishment worthy of Iraq's reputation through their outstanding contribution to advancing scientific and educational progress. In his statement to the university's media, the university president, Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, congratulated all the researchers honored and reaffirmed the commitment to continue achieving further accomplishments not only in scientific research but also in all fields. He also renewed his support for all initiatives aimed at enhancing the status and reputation of higher education in Iraq in general and the University of the Future in particular

Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, and as part of the efforts exerted by Al-Mustaqbal University to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the university has been adopting clear strategies for several years aimed at achieving these goals by 2030. In this context, the university has raised the slogan, “Al-Mustaqbal University… Towards a Sustainable University,” and has implemented a series of sustainable projects in the fields of clean energy, sustainable agriculture, and water, alongside research and awareness programs targeting all segments of society, focusing on achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. In support of the environment and renewable energy, the first training course organized by the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research, in collaboration with the College of Engineering and Engineering Technologies, was held on Sunday, 22/9/2024. The course began with a lecture presented by Dr. Azhar Mohsen Abdul, Dean of the College of Engineering and Engineering Technologies, in which he discussed the basic principles of designing and operating solar-powered water pumping systems. The lecture covered several detailed steps, including: Determining the required daily water quantity. Calculating the total elevation required for water pumping. Studying and evaluating solar radiation data. Calculating the pumping rate based on solar peak hours. Selecting the appropriate pump according to the system's requirements. Choosing a motor that matches the pump's speed and torque characteristics. Identifying the optimal system for operating the pump. Selecting the essential components for the solar system. Choosing the most suitable solar modules for the system. A group of employees from the Babil Agriculture Department and Agricultural Extension Directorates in the province participated in the course. The participants praised the course, highlighting its importance in enhancing their technical and practical skills. They also emphasized the necessity of adopting modern solar-powered irrigation systems in Babil due to their positive effects in reducing pollution and addressing water scarcity. The importance of effective water management in improving the quality and efficiency of agricultural production was also discussed. This course is part of the Energy Transitions Project in universities, which aims to promote the use of renewable energy through various pillars, including training and development, supporting small projects, innovation, scientific research, and entrepreneurship, all contributing to sustainable development