As part of its continuous efforts to enhance the efficiency of its academic and administrative staff, Al-Mustaqbal University launched three specialized courses aimed at developing skills in various fields, including: 1. Quality and Academic Accreditation 2. Examination Committee Management 3. Scientific Research Skills These training programs were implemented under the direct supervision of: • Professor Dr. Munther Fadel, Assistant President of the University for Administrative Affairs • Professor Dr. Abbas Al-Bawi, Assistant President of the University for Scientific Affairs • Assistant Professor Dr. Reda Abdel-Ati Al-Fishawy, Director of the Continuing Education Center The courses were presented by a group of specialized trainers in these fields, and participants are granted certificates accredited by the Continuing Education Center at the university. This initiative comes within the vision of Al-Mustaqbal University to enhance institutional performance and support innovation and excellence in academic and administrative work.

The third edition of the International Festival for Sustainable Development concluded amidst a distinguished turnout and strong engagement from academic institutions, students, and those interested in environmental and development issues. This year's festival featured a focus on empowering youth and raising awareness of sustainability concepts through a variety of programs and activities. The Continuing Education Center booth was a prominent feature of the festival, continuing to offer activities, courses, and training programs aimed at consolidating the principles of sustainable education. The booth witnessed significant interaction from visitors, particularly students and those interested in professional development and lifelong learning. The Student Entrepreneurship Club also presented a distinguished initiative, launching a training program titled "Sustainability Basics," which aims to empower youth by providing them with the knowledge and skills necessary to develop innovative youth-led projects that contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. This program is part of broader efforts aimed at raising community awareness of the importance of integrating sustainability principles into various aspects of daily life and building a generation capable of making a real difference toward a more sustainable future. This festival is an inspiring platform for exchanging experiences, showcasing initiatives, and strengthening partnerships between various actors in the field of sustainable development, both locally and internationally.

The Continuing Education Center at Al-Mustaqbal University continues to conduct the national exams for computer science, English, and Arabic for undergraduate students, according to the schedule approved by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The center has witnessed a steady turnout of students over the past few days, amid meticulous organization and direct supervision by administrative and technical staff to ensure a smooth examination process. All technical and service requirements have been provided to create a suitable environment for students, ensuring they perform at their best. The center's administration confirmed that the exams are conducted within academic safety controls, adhering to ministerial instructions regarding the integrity of exams and ensuring transparency in assessment. The national exam is a basic requirement for applying to graduate studies. The Continuing Education Center wishes all students participating in the exams success.

As part of the activities of the third edition of the International Festival for Sustainable Development, Assistant Professor Dr. Reda Abdel-Ati Al-Fishawi, Director of the Center for Continuing Education, participated in the 2nd Al-Mustaqbal 2 International Conference of Sciences and Health Techniques, hosted by Al-Mustaqbal University with the participation of a select group of academics, researchers, and specialists from various Iraqi and Arab universities. The participation was achieved through the presentation of a peer-reviewed scientific research paper entitled: "Self-Management for Pregnant Women with Gestational Diabetes" This participation comes within the framework of the Center for Continuing Education's commitment to strengthening its academic and community presence, consolidating its role in supporting scientific research, opening up to pioneering scientific experiments, and engaging with priority health issues.

Under the patronage of Professor Hassan Shaker Magdy, President of the University, the Center for Continuing Education organized an introductory dialogue session titled "Study in America" ​​as part of the activities of the third edition of the International Festival for Sustainable Development. The session hosted: Professor Philip Al-Sindi, Educational Counselor at the US Embassy Professor Samer Mahmoud, Alumni Coordinator for Cultural Exchange Programs at the US Embassy The session covered the following topics: The Higher Education System in the United States Graduate Programs (Master s and Doctorate) Steps for Applying and Being Accepted to American Universities Cultural Exchange Programs Offered by the US Embassy This event aimed to educate students and provide them with the necessary information to complete their studies in the United States, as well as to inform teachers of the opportunities available to them regarding graduate studies for Master s and Doctorate degrees.

As part of the "Al-Mustaqbal Sustainability Week," the Center for Continuing Education continues its distinguished activities, showcasing available development courses and programs and explaining the registration process. This aims to support sustainable development goals and instill a culture of sustainable education within and beyond the university community. The fifth day also witnessed significant activity at the Student Clubs booth, where open dialogue sessions were organized to discuss several important topics, such as sustainability in education, innovation, and entrepreneurship, with a focus on the importance of integrating sustainability concepts into various disciplines and practical fields. The activities will continue until the end of the week, including interactive sessions, student exhibitions, and community initiatives, embodying the university's commitment to promoting the concept of sustainability as a central part of its academic and societal mission.