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Prince Breen Said Tahseen Bek

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Mr.Jawa AL_Khoei, prince jiji , Mr. Saad Salloum and other members of Iraqi council for interfaith dialogue hosted the prince of the Yezidis in Iraq and the world Breen Said Tahseen  Bek.
Council’s members gave their guest a brief definition of the council activity.
Prince Tahseen thanked the council for its efforts. The prince clarified the challenges that Yezidis face nowadays including Yezidi genocide and how they fled their historic home.
Consequently the council and its guest agreed on launching a series of activities aiming to  raise Iraqi awareness of Yezidis culture.

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