On a day where numbers intertwined with a profound sense of pride, and as part of the historic visit of the Malaysian academic delegation from Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), the College of Science hosted a specialized scientific workshop and a comprehensive introductory day. The event was held under the patronage and in the presence of the Dean of the College of Science, Prof. Dr. Ismat Ramzi Abdul-Ghafoor, and witnessed a high-level exchange of scientific and cultural knowledge.

The program commenced with the screening of introductory documentary films. The Malaysian delegation presented an overview of "Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)" and its global facilities. In turn, the College of Science delivered a powerful and moving documentary presentation that captured the attention of all attendees. The film focused on a period of challenge, documenting the extensive destruction inflicted on the college’s buildings and laboratories during previous years, and highlighting the strong will to rebuild. It showcased the major stages of reconstruction and the concerted efforts of the University Presidency and the College Deanship in transforming ruins into advanced scientific facilities. The presentation also illustrated the college’s current state of modernization and development, which deeply impressed the visiting delegation, who praised the university’s ability to recover and re-enter global rankings despite immense challenges.

Within the same context, the workshop featured a comprehensive presentation by the Malaysian delegation addressed to the college’s academic staff, outlining the latest research methodologies adopted in Malaysia and pathways for joint international publishing. The workshop also included in-depth panel discussions on mechanisms for transferring successful experiences and best practices between the Colleges of Science at both universities.

A distinguished presentation was delivered by "Dr. Wissam Ahmed Amin", faculty member in the Department of Physics, who provided a comprehensive overview of the **University of Anbar**, highlighting its reputable academic standing and advanced international rankings. He also shed light on the academic staff of the College of Science and their strong scientific and research competencies, emphasizing their capacity to lead complex scientific projects and affirming the college’s readiness to expand international cooperation based on its faculty’s cumulative expertise and global research output.

In his remarks during the workshop, the Dean emphasized that the documentary presentation was not intended merely to recall past suffering, but rather to convey a clear message to partners in Malaysia that the College of Science possesses an **unyielding determination**, and that the reconstruction achieved has created an ideal environment for hosting joint research projects.

For his part, Prof. Dr. Mohd Rozi, Head of the Malaysian delegation, expressed his astonishment at the speed of recovery and the scale of achievement, affirming that what they witnessed at the College of Science reflects an exceptional academic spirit that truly deserves full support and strategic partnership.

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