Salloum Welcomes Dutch Embassy’s First Secretary of Political Affairs

Salloum Welcomes Dutch Embassy’s First Secretary of Political Affairs Saad Salloum, general coordinator of Masarat Foundation for Cultural and Media Development welcomed the first secretary of the political affairs of the Dutch Embassy in Baghdad Mr. Bart Woelders in Masarat headquarters in Baghdad. Salloum explained briefly to his guest Masarat’s activities and achievements. In response, Woelders appreciated Masarat role, specifically in dialogue and keeping Iraq pluralism. Salloum also talked on Iraqi society components and the conditions in which they live, stressing the necessity to support minorities and keep integrity of Iraqi society. Mr. Woelders expressed his country willingness to support that aim, saying it is a key to keep Iraqi pluralism. Finally, Salloum presented his guest a number of Masarat publications.

Participants in the Dialogue Camp “We Remain and Rise” toured the landmarks of the city of Al-Zubair within their camp held in the city of Basra. The campers visited the Mosque of the Step of Imam Ali and learned about the history of the place and its symbolic and archaeological significance. This place is considered […]

Camp participants in Basra discussed within the “With Dialogue We Remain and Elevate” program the role of educational institutions in promoting dialogue as a mechanism for building peace and accepting others. This took place during a meeting with participants in the camp, which is implemented by Masarat Foundation in partnership with the House of Coexistence […]

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One of the largest cities in Iraq, and the most diverse in terms of religion, nationality, and ethnicity. The smiling port of Iraq (as it is called) is characterized by its diversity, with its Muslim population consisting of both Shia and Sunni, and there is the Sheikhly sect, which has the large Mousawi Mosque in […]

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