From Nineveh to Dohuk… A visit that began with an exchange of experiences and ended with a message of gratitude to the governorate that took in the people of Nineveh during their most difficult days
November 8, 2026 2026-11-08 4:47From Nineveh to Dohuk… A visit that began with an exchange of experiences and ended with a message of gratitude to the governorate that took in the people of Nineveh during their most difficult days
من نينوى إلى دهوك… زيارة بدأت بتبادل الخبرات، وانتهت برسالة وفاء لمحافظة احتضنت أهل نينوى في أصعب أيامهم
In a visit that combined academic cooperation with deep human ties, a high-level delegation from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Nineveh, led by the Dean of the Faculty, Assistant Professor Dr Mu’min Junaid al-Dabouni, visited the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Dohuk today, as part of efforts to strengthen scientific cooperation and exchange expertise in the fields of medical education and university administration. The delegation was received by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Dohuk, Dr Deldar Haji Musa, and a number of faculty officials, who welcomed the visiting delegation. Discussions took place on ways to strengthen academic communication and capitalise on shared experiences to develop the Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
At the conclusion of the visit, the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine – University of Nineveh, Assistant Professor Dr Mu’min Junaid al-Dabouni, expressed his deep gratitude and appreciation for the warm welcome, emphasising that such a noble gesture is characteristic of Dohuk Governorate and its people, who opened their doors and hearts to the people of Nineveh during the years of displacement and stood by them during one of the most difficult periods the governorate has ever faced. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
He noted that relations between Nineveh and Dohuk go beyond the bounds of academic cooperation; they are bonds of brotherhood and deeply rooted, unforgettable humanitarian gestures. He expressed his hope that communication and the exchange of expertise between the two faculties would continue, in the interests of scientific and educational progress.


