Under the esteemed patronage of Professor Hassan Shaker Majdi, President of AlMustaqbal University, the Tenth International Scientific Conference on Arab Women's Sports concluded its activities on February 15, 2025, in Babylon, Iraq. The conference brought together a distinguished group of academics, researchers, and sports specialists from across the Arab world, fostering rich scientific discussions and honoring the winners of the best research papers. This landmark event marked a significant step toward advancing Arab women's sports and opening new horizons for their development.<br /><br /> Fruitful Scientific Sessions and Honoring of Winners<br />Following the official opening session, participants engaged in in-depth discussions organized around the conference’s key themes. Research presented during earlier virtual sessions was revisited, with a focus on enriching content and promoting the exchange of expertise. The conference culminated in the recognition of outstanding contributions through the Best Scientific Research Awards, celebrating the efforts of researchers dedicated to advancing Arab women's sports.<br /><br /> Winners of the Best Scientific Research Awards:<br /><br /> Art and Sports Theme: The Complementary Relationship between Beauty and Athletic Performance<br />- Winners: Saja Naji (Al-Mustansiriya University), Zainab Nazim (University of Babylon), Tabarak Mohammed (University of Babylon), Zahraa Ahmed, and Ayat Khalil (University of Diyala).<br /><br /> Physiological Adaptations and Medical Technologies Theme<br />- First Place: Assistant Professor Zainab Hadi Kamil (University of Babylon, College of Dentistry) – "The Effect of Sports on Women's Physiology."<br />- Second Place: Asst. M.Sc. Zainab Qasim Mohammed Al-Helou (DNA Research Center, University of Babylon) – "A Study of the Effect of Smart Watches on Athletic Performance and Overall Well-being among Female Physical Education College Players and Gymgoers in Babylon."<br /><br /> Biological Applications Theme<br />- First Place: Asst. M.Sc. Zainab Haider Ali Al-Mousawi – "The Effect of Air Quality on Athletic Achievement."<br />- Second Place: Al-Zahraa Ammar Abdul Karim (Student, AlMustaqbal University, College of Dentistry) – "Physical Activity as a Preventive Measure for Oral Diseases in Women: A Sustainable Approach to Female Dental Health."<br /><br /> Complementary Sciences and Their Impact on Women's Sports<br />- First Place: Ahlam Karim Abdullah (University of Kufa, College of Education for Girls) – "Attitudes Toward the Electronic Hookah from the Perspective of Female Students of the College of Education for Girls."<br />- Second Place: Prof. Amira Jaber Hashim (University of Kufa, College of Education for Girls) – "Building a Proposed Strategy Based on an Integrated Counseling Program to Develop Psychological Resilience among Female University Students with Disabilities."<br /><br /> Digital Technologies in Women's Sports<br />- First Place: Dr. Ban Saif al-Din Mahmoud (University of Babylon, College of Law) – "Empowering Adolescent Girls Through Digital Innovations Towards a Sustainable Sports Future."<br />- Second Place: Prof. Agharid Salem Abdul-Ridha (Al-Mustansiriya University) – "The Effect of a Psychological Counseling Program on Improving the Level of Psychological Resilience among Juniors in Airsoft Shooting."<br /><br />Conference Recommendations: Toward Sustainable and Advanced Sports for Arab Women<br />The conference concluded with a series of recommendations aimed at integrating scientific and technological innovation into the development of Arab women's sports. Key recommendations include:<br /><br /> Medical and Sports Recommendations:<br />- Incorporating specialized training programs based on genetic analysis.<br />- Enhancing the role of sports nutrition and developing medical centers for sports physiotherapy for women.<br />- Promoting research into the physiological adaptations of female athletes.<br /><br /> Technological Recommendations:<br />- Integrating artificial intelligence into sports performance analysis.