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Masarat organize a training workshop for the defense of the rights of minorities

Masarat Foundation for cultural and media development organized the three-day training course for forty young men and women of various components of IraqReligious groomed in the organization and conferences management of the defense of the rights of minorities in Iraq.In cooperation with the Armenian orthodox cathedral in Iraq,and present in the session, Mr. Saad Salloum General Coordinator of Masarat Foundation for cultural and media development and Dr. Amina  Golden  the CEO of Masarat Foundation for cultural and media development  and Mr. Ahmed  Filhaand it is ready to organize the centennial anniversary of the Armenian genocide, which marks the 24/ May conference next May, at the end of the training session and distributed certificates of appreciation to attend after pass the practical test. 

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