In alignment with the slogan "Towards Sustainable Agriculture to Face Environmental Challenges" and as part of the college's ongoing efforts to enhance scientific and academic research, the Agricultural Technical College, in cooperation with the Quality Assurance Division, hosted a specialized scientific seminar presented by Lecturer Mustafa Nazir Mustafa, entitled:

Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA): A Future Vision for Food Security

Seminar Highlights: Held at the College's Main Hall, the seminar was attended by esteemed faculty members, researchers, and postgraduate students. The session focused on strategies for adapting to rapid climate change and utilizing modern technology to reduce carbon emissions while maximizing agricultural productivity.

📋 Seminar Outcomes

The seminar concluded with a set of key recommendations and outcomes aimed at strengthening the role of academic institutions in serving the agricultural sector, most notably:

• Adopting Modern Technologies: Emphasizing the necessity of implementing smart irrigation systems and soil sensors to minimize water waste under drought conditions.

• Promoting "Green Quality" Culture: Activating quality standards within laboratories and educational fields to ensure the preservation of natural resources in accordance with sustainable development goals (SDGs).