On March 10, 2025, the Dean of Students at Tishk International University organized the “Kurdish Clothes & Women’s Empowerment” event to celebrate cultural heritage and promote inclusivity. Held from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the university’s main entrance, the event gathered students, staff, and community members to honor Kurdish traditional clothing and support women’s empowerment.
A key highlight was the participation of Sara Group Institution, which provided 14 spaces for women, including homemakers and those with special needs, to showcase and sell their handmade crafts. This initiative aimed to support financial independence and recognize their talents.
A group of Students from the Kurdish club also engaged in activities showcasing Kurdish traditional attire, and actively they did some activities during the event, while the Korean Corner added diversity with cultural performances. A vibrant display of Kurdish clothing symbolized unity, cultural pride, and mutual respect. Furthermore, there were some paintings regarding the women.
The opening ceremony featured speeches by university leaders. Dr. Idres Hadi, Head of the Board of Trustees, emphasized cultural diversity’s role in building strong societies. Prof. Dr. Sultan Abu Orabi, the university president, highlighted the importance of empowering women while wearing traditional Kurdish attire. Dr. Jwan, Dean of the Engineering Faculty, spoke on the vital contributions of women in society.
To mark the occasion, over 160 flowers were distributed to staff, students, and participants as a symbol of appreciation and solidarity. The event also promoted Quality Education by fostering cultural awareness and dialogue, reinforcing the value of diversity in building a harmonious society.
The “Kurdish Clothes & Women’s Empowerment” event was a celebration of tradition, unity, and inclusion, reaffirming Tishk International University’s commitment to an equitable future.
