In continuation of the inspiring activities within the framework of the Global Entrepreneurship Week, Jannat College of Iraq organized a scientific symposium entitled “Forming a Legal Network to Support Entrepreneurs” on the second day of the events, moderated by Assistant Lecturer Hamid Abdul Hammadi and lectured by Professor Dr. Moaz Jassim Muhammad, who led important discussions on the importance of establishing a legal network that contributes to supporting and strengthening entrepreneurs in Iraq. The symposium was attended by Dr. Ali Taqi Hassan, the respected head of the ministerial committee tasked with following up on the activities of private colleges, and a large number of professors, students and those interested in the field of entrepreneurship, and they were active in exchanging views and ideas on how to improve the business environment in the country.
The symposium covered various topics related to the legal aspects that entrepreneurs may face, such as commercial agreements, potential legal challenges, and how to enhance cooperation between the academic and professional community to support innovation and the growth of startups. It was characterized by a dynamic and stimulating atmosphere, as participants presented their personal experiences and opinions on the difficulties they may face in their entrepreneurial journey. They praised the initiative to form a dedicated legal network to support them and provide the necessary advice to overcome legal challenges.
This event comes as an important step in the journey to enhance the spirit of entrepreneurship in Iraq, and reflects Jannat College’s commitment to providing an interactive and stimulating educational environment that encourages creative thinking and building effective support networks for future entrepreneurs.
