International education in Baghdad, Iraq took an exciting step forward this month as Timothy Fisher, Global CEO of Stirling Education, visited Al-Naji University. The visit marked a significant milestone in strengthening ties between school-level and higher education in Iraq, opening doors for future collaboration, including research, and opportunities for students.
Strengthening Partnerships in Education
The agreement with Al-Naji University reflects Stirling Education’s commitment to building bridges between international schools and universities across the region. The MoU is designed to foster cooperation in areas such as academic development, student progression, and shared educational initiatives.
A Warm Welcome from Al-Naji University
The delegation received a warm reception from Professor Dr. Munir Hamid Al-Saadi, President of Al-Naji University, and his colleagues, who hosted the signing ceremony and discussions. Their hospitality underscored the shared commitment to advancing education in Iraq and to supporting students on their journey from school into higher education.
Also present at the ceremony was Mr. Miran Abdul Hamid, General Director of Ishik Schools in Baghdad, whose support and leadership continue to play a key role in the growth of quality education in Baghdad.
Looking Ahead
The partnership with Al-Naji University is expected to bring tangible benefits for students, including closer collaboration between the university and Stirling Education schools, opportunities for academic exchange, and new initiatives that will strengthen the student learning experience in Iraq.
Stirling Education expresses sincere gratitude to Al-Naji University for their warm welcome and hospitality during the visit. The signing of this MoU marks an important step in the ongoing mission to raise educational standards across the region, connecting schools such as Baghdad Ishik Boys’ School with leading universities like Al-Naji.
