The Dean of the College of Education for Pure Sciences participates in the central graduation ceremony for University of Basrah students—the "Lions of Mesopotamia" (Usud al-Rafidayn) cohort—for the 2025–2026 academic year.

The Dean of the College of Education for Pure Sciences at the University of Basrah, Professor Dr. Majid Mohammed Jassim, participated in the central graduation ceremony for the University of Basrah’s "Lions of Mesopotamia" (Usud al-Rafidayn) cohort for the 2025–2026 academic year. The event was held at the Sports City in Basrah Governorate and was attended by the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr.

Bahaa Al-Hasani; the Governor of Basrah, Engineer Asaad Al-Eidani; and the President of the University of Basrah, Dr. Aqeel Fadhil Al-Dahan. Also in attendance were several members of the Council of Representatives, presidents of various Iraqi universities, college deans, prominent academic and official figures, and a large gathering of the graduates' families.
The ceremony marked the graduation of over 12,000 students from the university’s various colleges and centers. The festive atmosphere underscored the University of Basrah’s academic and scholarly standing, as well as its vital role in cultivating the scientific expertise necessary to serve society and advance Iraq’s development.
The proceedings included formal ceremonies that began with a recitation of verses from the Holy Quran, followed by the reading of *Surah Al-Fatiha* in honor of the souls of Iraq’s martyrs. This was followed by the playing of the Iraqi national anthem and the administration of the university oath to the graduates. The event also featured official addresses emphasizing the importance of supporting educational institutions and enhancing their academic and research programs. Additionally, a documentary film showcasing the history and achievements of the University of Basrah was screened, and students from the College of Fine Arts presented a patriotic artistic operetta. The participation of Professor Dr. Majid Mohammed Jassim in this academic forum underscores the presence of the College of Education for Pure Sciences in central university events. It also reflects the College’s commitment to strengthening institutional ties and engaging in occasions that celebrate student achievements—events that embody the university’s mission to disseminate knowledge and prepare generations who are well-qualified, both scientifically and academically.
The ceremony concluded with the honoring of top-performing students and the taking of commemorative photographs, amidst an atmosphere of pride and appreciation for this scholarly achievement—a testament to the long-standing legacy and academic stature of the University of Basrah

 

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