I am a motivated and ambitious young professional from Iraq, holding a degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University of Baghdad. I am passionate about personal and professional growth, constantly seeking opportunities to develop my skills and expand my knowledge.

I have a strong interest in travel and cultural exchange, driven by my desire to explore diverse communities and learn new languages. My goal is to contribute to meaningful projects, particularly in fields like communication, management, and organization, through volunteer work or professional engagements.

Sports and fitness are also essential parts of my life. I actively participate in activities like football and gym workouts, which help me maintain a healthy balance between body and mind. With a keen interest in making a positive impact, I strive to excel in my chosen fields and embrace new challenges that come my way

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Cultural exchange refers to the process of sharing ideas, traditions, knowledge, and practices between people from different cultures. It typically involves activities like study abroad programs, international volunteer opportunities, and collaborative projects that encourage mutual understanding and respect. These programs can help individuals experience diverse ways of life, learn new languages, and contribute to building global partnerships.

Interests

• sports and fitness
• community contribution
• travel and cultural exploration
• learning and professional development
• personal growth and challenges

Music, Movies, and Books

“Shape of You” music

Teach, Learn, Share

English

What I Can Share with Hosts

1. Language: Arabic and Kurdish are the official languages of Iraq, with other languages such as Assyrian and Syriac also spoken by different communities.
2. Music: Iraqi music has a long tradition, with Baghdad’s music being well-known, as well as Kurdish music. Instruments like the oud and tabla are integral to Iraqi musical heritage.
3. Cuisine: Iraqi cuisine is varied and includes popular dishes such as “mansaf,” “dolma,” “kebab,” and “baja.” Sweets like “zalabia” and “baklava” are also part of the traditional food culture.
4. Traditional Clothing: Traditional Iraqi clothing includes the jilabiya and kufiya worn by men, while women in some regions wear the abaya as part of their attire.
5. Arts: Iraq is known for its contributions to arts such as pottery, ceramics, and wood carving. Iraqi literature, particularly classical Arabic poetry, has a profound influence.
6. Customs and Traditions: Iraqi people are known for their hospitality and generosity. Religious and social celebrations, such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, play a significant role in the social life.

Countries I’ve Visited

Iran

Countries I’ve Lived In

Iraq