The Department of Artificial Intelligence Engineering at Al-Zahraa University for Girls organised a scientific celebration titled 'Programmers Shape the Digital Future', supervised by the Dean of the Faculty, Professor Dr. Ghaidaa Abdul Hussein Al-Mulla, held in Al-Sadiqa Hall. The celebration included scientific and interactive segments showcasing the achievements and projects of the students in the department, alongside a scientific discussion presented by Assistant Lecturer Abdullah Azhar Abdullah, Head of the Department of Artificial Intelligence Engineering, and Lecturer Hussam Mazhar Merdas, covering the technical skills required by the job market, the importance of programming in developing AI systems, and ways to turn academic projects into practical applications. Student Khadija Jawad Abdul Kadhim from the fourth year also gave a presentation on the KNX project, highlighting the practical aspects of the project in the field of smart systems.

In his speech during the ceremony, the Head of the Artificial Intelligence Engineering Department highlighted the importance of enhancing programming and practical skills among the students, pointing out the department's commitment to providing a scientific environment that encourages innovation and work on technical projects, preparing the students to keep up with the rapid developments in the AI field and job market requirements. He also praised the students' achievements and their participation in training camps, appreciating the efforts of the lecturers and trainers in supporting their scientific journey. The event featured a visual presentation documenting some of the students' achievements and scientific activities, as well as showcasing the NextGen Coders camp experience, which provided opportunities for hands-on training and the development of programming and practical skills.

As part of celebrating academic excellence, the top female students in various educational stages were honoured for their scholarly efforts and outstanding achievements. The event also recognised the trainers of the NextGen Coders camp for their dedication and contributions in developing the students' programming skills. The celebration concluded with the cutting of a commemorative cake, creating a festive atmosphere that showcased pride in the students' accomplishments and highlighted the importance of providing a university environment that encourages learning, experimentation, innovation, and supports women's presence in technology, programming, and artificial intelligence.