Department of Vehicles: (120) buses will be involved in transporting students participating in the central graduation ceremony

The Department of Vehicles at the Al-Abbas's (p) holy shrine announced the participation of more than (120) buses, with the transfer of students participating in the central graduation ceremony for Iraqi university students.

The head of the Department, engineer Alaa Ammar Yasser, said,"based on the directives of the general secretariat of the holy shrine, the department is responsible for transporting students participating in the central graduation ceremony, by setting up more than (120) buses in cooperation with both the Department of religious tourism and the Department of education and higher education."

He added that" the buses will transport students from various provinces to the holy city of Karbala, to participate in the activities of the central ceremony (the third batch "Ala Hadiy al-Qamar"), according to an integrated plan, to organize transportation operations effectively, and ensure their access to their accommodation places as quickly and easily, "noting that"the Department sent a fleet of buses distributed to the provinces of Iraq from North to South."

He pointed out that" the prepared plan includes the transfer of students internally from their accommodation to the venues of events, and externally from their governorates to the city of Karbala and vice versa, "pointing out that"this edition of the ceremony is characterized by the participation of large numbers of students compared to previous editions, so it requires us to make more preparations and prepare additional mechanisms".

The holy shrine holds its annual celebration on the seventeenth day of the month of November, with various events and activities; in order to provide moral motivation for graduating students.

The Al-Abbas's (p) holy shrine seeks to hold large events to celebrate graduates, and provide a distinguished model for graduation ceremonies befitting students from all universities in the provinces of Iraq, and the culmination and conclusion of their academic career at the Holy Shrines.