On the occasion of Global Entrepreneurship Week coinciding with the "16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence" campaign. The Women's Affairs Unit held its second annual carnival titled "Creative Women: A Journey Towards Purposeful Technology." One of the most important activities of the carnival was that the college administration, represented by the esteemed Dean, Professor Dr. Salah Awad Salman, and the esteemed head of the Women's Affairs Unit, Dr. Makarem Abdul-Wahid, honored the heads of the administrative units in the university's colleges and beyond, who were our partners in transferring technological knowledge in the past academic year, namely:

1. Eng. Suhaila Ismail Al-Qaisi, Director of the Communications and Information Technology Department in Anbar Engineer Suhaila Ismail Al-Qaisi, Director of the Communications and Informatics Department of Anbar

2. Dr. Saada Hamdi Suwaidan, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit at the College of Education for Human Sciences. Dr. Saada Hamdi Souidan, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit at the College of Education for Human Sciences.

3. Dr. Ruya Abdulhadi Al-Rawi, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit at the College of Medicine. Dr. Ruya Abdulhadi Al-Rawi, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit at the Faculty of Medicine.

4. Dr. Maha Fawaz, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit in the Faculty of Arts. Dr. Maha Fawaz, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit at the Faculty of Arts.

5. Ms. Ruqayya Abdulrahman, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit at the College of Business and Economics. Ms. Ruqayya Abdulrahman, Head of the Women's Affairs Unit at the College of Administration and Economics.

The Dean also expressed his support for a purposeful technological future and the development of technological knowledge skills in collaboration with all departments of the college. Dr. Makarem Abdulwahid praised the acceptance of the invitation and their attendance at the carnival celebration. She confirmed the continuation of the journey this year, and next week we will have a technological training workshop with the College of Education for Girls to develop the students' skills.