Strategic Projects Department Advances Construction of Engineering and IT College at Al-Zahraa University for Women

The Strategic Projects Department of the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine is continuing work on the new Engineering and Information Technology College building at Al-Zahraa University for Women (peace be upon her) as part of the institution’s second-phase expansion. The project has already achieved advanced completion rates.

Engineer Mohammed Diaa Mohammed, Head of the Strategic Projects Department, stated that “the department is working at a rapid pace to finalize the Engineering and Information Technology College building, in line with the highest engineering and technical standards.”

He explained that current work includes pouring the foundation of Building No. (3) for the college, as well as the perimeter tie beam for the central Building No. (2), with a total volume of 916 cubic meters of concrete.

The facility will consist of five floors, built on a land area of 1,137.12 m², with a total construction space of 5,117 m². It will feature six laboratories of 75 m² each, 12 lecture halls of varying sizes, administrative offices, sanitary facilities on each floor, auxiliary service rooms, and green spaces incorporated into the project.

Mohammed noted that progress has reached advanced levels, reflecting strict adherence to timelines and quality standards. He emphasized that the project represents a significant addition to the educational infrastructure of Al-Zahraa University for Women, creating a comprehensive learning environment that aligns with modern academic and technological requirements.

The construction of the Engineering and IT College at Al-Zahraa University for Women is part of the Holy Shrine’s broader efforts to support higher education and strengthen academic infrastructure. The project aims to prepare qualified female graduates in engineering and information technology, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to keep pace with contemporary scientific and technological advancements.

: Haidar Mohammed