The work of the National Program Evaluator Team for the accreditation of law schools continued this morning, Wednesday, (8/4/2026), for the second consecutive day, at the Faculty of Law at Al-Mustaqbal University, as part of an intensive program aimed at evaluating the college's compliance with academic accreditation standards. The program for today included field visits to the Babil Court of Appeal, where the team met with the Chief Justice and the appellate judges, as well as visits to the first and second Babil Bar Association offices, and meetings with the head of the Bar Association and several lawyers who are college graduates, to assess the situation of the graduates and their integration into the job market. The program also included, within the university's scope, a visit to the legal clinic in the college and the virtual court, in addition to holding meetings with a select group of law students from various academic stages (morning and evening), as well as meeting with several faculty members, to assess the level of implementation of the required standards for program accreditation. In this context, Professor Dr. Ammar Abbas Al-Husseini, the esteemed Dean of the College of Law at Al-Mustaqbal University, confirmed that today's program included intensive segments aimed at auditing the compliance of the college's activities with academic accreditation standards. He pointed out the college's commitment to providing all the requirements, documents, and necessities requested by the committee, contributing to achieving the highest levels of academic rigor and quality in university education. Al-Mustaqbal University is the top university in Iraq.