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New Achievement for Al-Kitab University: Second-Year Student in the Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences Selected as the Youngest Officially Accredited Supervisor in the Iraqi Stars League

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Al-Kitab University has achieved a new student milestone, represented by the selection of student Ahmed Najdat Abdulrahman, a second-year student in the Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences at the College of Education, to be the youngest officially accredited supervisor in the Iraqi Stars Football League, after successfully completing the specialized course organized by the Iraqi Football Association.

This selection came in recognition of the student’s competence and field experience in sports supervision and monitoring, as well as his participation in overseeing a number of local matches and sports championships, which qualified him to obtain this accreditation and continue his professional career in the sports field.

This achievement reaffirms Al-Kitab University’s commitment to supporting student talents and developing their scientific and practical capabilities by providing a stimulating educational environment that combines academic learning with field application. It also highlights the role of the Department of Physical Education and Sports Sciences in preparing cadres capable of active presence in sports arenas.

For his part, student Ahmed Najdat Abdulrahman expressed his pride in this selection, affirming that it represents an important responsibility and a prominent milestone in his sports career. He expressed his aspiration to continue developing and contributing to serving Iraqi football, extending his thanks and appreciation to the Deanship of the College of Education and the department’s faculty members for their support and encouragement.

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