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Masarat participate effectively in festival of (Tariek Al_Shaab)

Masarat foundation for cultural and media development dished out during its two days old participation in  (Tariek Al_Shaab) festival , which was held in Abu Nuaas gardens around 1000 book, and 280 magazine.
Mr. Saad Salloum , the general coordinator of Masarat mentioned that their role came in attempt to promote awareness, and reading in particular , he also added that there was good attendance , and desire to get Masarat publications , which deal with diversity and minorities’ rights.
Masarat offered 15 title of books and 14 of magazine including its latest publications (ethnicities and policies in Iraq , and Christians and Iraq).

 

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