A lecturer in Al-Nahrain Law participates in discussing a doctoral thesis entitled ((The Legal organization of the Seabed Disputes Chamber))

Within the framework of scientific cooperation between universities, the Faculty of Law – Al-Nahrain University continues the scientific cooperation with other Iraqi universities through the participation of its teaching staff in scientific committees for seminars, discussions and workshops. Professor Dr. Ahmed Abdel Razzaq Hedham participated as a member of the public discussing committee of a doctoral thesis at the College of Law – University of Babylon, entitled ((The Legal Organization of the Seabed Disputes Chamber)) by researcher Hassan Mohammed Radhie.

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