Baghdad The Queen of Britain, Elizabeth II, honored four British citizens of Iraqi origin for their distinction in community service and their important contribution in various fields of science.

The list of honor for the royal honor included Dr. Nisreen Ala Al-Din Al-Alwan, a public health specialist at the University of Southampton for her distinguished medical services in the field of maternal and pregnant health, in addition to her role in spreading health awareness about the Corona virus and the long-term corona virus.

It also included, Dr. Raad Shaker, Professor of Neurology in London, known worldwide for his important specialization.. Dr. Shaker had written a distinguished book in English in 1996 entitled: Neurological Diseases in Tropical Regions.

The list included Mrs. Nora Al-Ani, who has an Iraqi father and an Irish mother. She studied and works in Cambridge, England, and is the supervisor of social organizations that are important in the city.

The Queen also honored Dr. Eng. Diaa Al-Jumaili, a professor of artificial intelligence at the School of Computer and Mathematics at Liverpool University in England.

Source: National Iraqi News Agency