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Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, President of Al-Mustaqbal University, inaugurated the new Science Colleges building, coinciding with the launch of Future Education Week on World Education Day. This step reflects the university's strategic commitment to developing the educational environment and improving infrastructure, in line with achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4, which focuses on ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all. During the inauguration ceremony, attended by the Vice Presidents, Deans, and a large gathering of professors and students, the President commended this achievement, praising the exceptional efforts of the Director of Administrative Affairs and the engineering and technical staff who worked tirelessly to complete the project in record time. He emphasized that the new building will significantly contribute to enhancing quality standards and improving academic performance, ultimately leading to accreditation. It is worth noting that the design and construction of the building were undertaken by the Administrative Affairs Department at the University Presidency, adhering to the latest engineering and architectural specifications. This makes it a distinctive landmark and an architectural addition to the university's other landmarks, embodying the university's vision of providing modern academic spaces that support education and scientific research. For his part, Mr. Abdul-Ridha Shaker Majdi, Director of Administrative Affairs, explained in a statement to the university's media that the building was constructed on an area of ​​approximately 2,000 square meters, comprising eight floors, bringing the total building area to 16,000 square meters. The building includes offices for deans, assistant deans, department heads, and professors, in addition to administrative offices for staff, state-of-the-art classrooms, and scientific laboratories of varying sizes, all equipped with top-of-the-line equipment to meet the demands of modern education. It is also worth mentioning that the building has been occupied by several scientific colleges, including the Colleges of Engineering, Science and Engineering Technologies, and Medicine, thus enhancing the efficient utilization of the university's infrastructure and serving its academic mission. This achievement underscores Future University's commitment to its comprehensive development vision and its tireless pursuit of providing an integrated learning environment that meets global standards and supports excellence and innovation in higher education.