Science Zakat Foundation Holds Two Awareness Seminars as Part of a Youth Empowerment Project

Science Zakat Foundation Holds Two Awareness Seminars as Part of a Youth Empowerment Project  Based on the directives of Professor Dr. Zeravan Abdulmuhsen Asaad, President of Cihan University – Duhok, and within the framework of ongoing efforts to promote awareness programs and public education in legal and technological matters across various segments of society — particularly the youth — the Science Zakat Foundation in Duhok, in coordination with the Directorate of Youth and Sports in Duhok Governorate, organized two seminars on July 30, 2025. These seminars targeted participants enrolled in the “Methods and Tools for English Language Learning” course.  The seminars were presented by:  Dr. Dzhwar Ahmed, from the Department of Law, who addressed legal awareness and the dangers of the misuse of social media tools, with a focus on legal perspectives and digital violations.  Mr. Khalid Ibrahim, from the Department of Computer Science, who delivered a presentation on the technical issues faced by social media users and the potential technological solutions to overcome these challenges.

Volunteers

# Image Name Duration Credits
1 Khalid Ibrahim Khalaf Jajan Khalid Ibrahim Khalaf Jajan 4 90
2 Husam Nazar Rashid Husam Nazar Rashid 12 90
3 Hejar Ali Fattah Hejar Ali Fattah 1 85
4 DJWAR AHMAD PIRAMIS DJWAR AHMAD PIRAMIS 1 85

The students of the Translation Department at the College of Languages and Humanities at Erbil International University, on the occasion of World Translation Day, carried out a number of activities such as translating phrases related to puzzles and translating oral challenges for the visit to London.

The blood draw course for the students of Erbil International University in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grades at the laboratories of Erbil International University was a training course that started and will continue for several weeks.

This seminar was about artificial intelligence in English translation in the present and past eras.

In the past, translating a book required three people working for a week and three days.