Iraqi Computer and Informatics Association participates in the largest Tiandy events in Iraq
On Saturday, 26 September, 2026, the Babel Rotanna Hotel in Baghdad witnessed the establishment of the largest event of Tiandy World in Iraq, organized and in partnership with the Al-Awaqim Company, the exclusive official agent of Tiandy products in Iraq, and the presence of selected specialists and interested persons in the technology sector, control systems and security solutions.
The presence of Mr. President of the Iraqi Computer and Informatics Association, Dr. Farh Ahmed Al-Lame, together with a number of founding gentlemen and members of the Assembly, and the participation of a group of industrial street offices and companies in gathering selected personnel and specialists in the information technology and security sector.
The event included a review of the latest advanced techniques, products and solutions provided by Tiandy Global in smart control systems, security and integrated technical solutions, as well as an exchange of experiences and visions on the latest trends and developments in this sector in international and Iraqi markets.
Effectiveness has also been an important platform for enhancing communication between global companies, local agents, Iraqi companies and offices, opening new prospects for cooperation, partnership and exchange of knowledge and expertise, contributing to the support and development of the technology sector and security solutions in Iraq.
The participation of the Iraqi Computer and Informatics Association is part of its ongoing orientation to support the private technological sector, strengthen the presence of Iraqi specialists and companies in specialized technical events, contribute to the transfer of knowledge and keep up with the latest global developments in technology and digital transformation.
Iraqi Association for Technology of Computer and Information Systems
Towards effective technical partnerships, supporting innovation and keeping up with the latest technological developments in Iraq.
