Supporting Local Production and Economic Growth
On November 24, 2025, the Nutrition and Dietetics Department of the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Tishk International University took part in the “Made in Kurdistan” festival in Sulaymaniyah. This significant event highlighted the importance of supporting local production and showcased the synergy between regional industry and nutritional science.
Opening Remarks
The festival featured opening speeches from:
| Name | Position |
|---|---|
| Prof. Dr. Khdur Masum Hawrami | President of TIU Sulaymaniyah Branch |
| Prof. Dr. Faiq H. Hussein | Dean of the Faculty of Applied Sciences |
Both speakers emphasized the university’s commitment to engaging with local initiatives that promote economic and social growth within the Kurdistan Region.
Event Highlights
The event provided a platform for both:
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Large-scale manufacturers and industrial producers
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Independent creators and small-scale artisans
The inclusion of handmade products and traditional crafts added a personal and cultural touch to the exhibition, showcasing the creativity and skill found within the community.
For the Nutrition and Dietetics Department, participating in such an event highlights the importance of supporting local ecosystems — from factory-made essentials to small-scale artisanal treasures.
Sponsors
The department’s participation was supported by the following sponsors:
| Sponsor | Type |
|---|---|
| Kubak Company | Local producer |
| Bahar Factory | Local manufacturer |
| Razko Company | Local business |
Commitment to Local Growth
This participation serves as a testament to TIU’s active role in the Kurdistan Region’s professional landscape. By engaging with local factories and companies, the Faculty of Applied Sciences continues to provide its students and faculty with real-world insights into the intersection of industry, dietetics, and economic growth.
Keywords: Tishk International University, Nutrition and Dietetics Department, TIU Sulaymaniyah, Made in Kurdistan, Local Production, Sulaymaniyah Festival, Traditional Crafts, Handmade Products, Community Engagement
