Assistant lecture in biomedical engineering department  ali fadhl buewi was published Research entitled"The Techniques of distribute sources of financing long-term investments between the state and oil-producing companies: the experience of Russia and Iraq in the International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology

The research Abstract

It should be noted that in most countries of the modern world the subsoil belongs to the people (government, state, sovereign) - one of the few, although striking exceptions, is the United States, where some of the subsoil is privatized. The participation of oil producing corporations in the market is usually carried out based on a license for the development of mineral resources, or on the basis of production sharing agreements (PSAs).

The difference between the models of such participation is that in the first case, corporations pay fiscal or fixed cash payments for the use of subsoil resources, in the second, they transfer part of the extracted oil to state ownership [1].

In the Russian Federation, both main mechanisms for the distribution of capital and ownership of oil in the oil and gas market are applied. A similar approach is characteristic of many Western states, although the following global trend is taking place:  in countries, even the most developed, democratic ones, whose socio-economic development largely depends on oil and gas revenues, states seek either to monopolize oil and gas production, or to maximize state participation and control in this area, combining such a task with ensuring the highest possible revenue differential rent at the expense of the state.

link of the journal and research http://sersc.org/journals/index.php/IJAST/article/view/1309

The students of the  Biomedical Engineering Department of at the University of Technology participated in a scientific training trip to a Romanian country, which lasted for a week to develop the students' capabilities in the field of application and use of advanced medical devices in the laboratories of Romanian universities, most notably the Polytechnic University in Bucharest.
The students who participated in the scientific training trip from the Department of Biomedical Engineering were the students Mina  waleed ,  Ibrahim Abdul Jabbar and Ahmed Akram, where the training was within a week on the equipment in the university laboratories, especially in the field of education systems, energy and electronic.
The students expressed their great joy at receiving a warm welcome from Dr. Sabah, Cultural Attaché Officer at the Iraqi Embassy in Romania, on the one hand, as well as their satisfaction with giving them the department and university this precious opportunity, which will be a key reason in the development of their capabilities in practical success between the theoretical and practical side