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Al-Hikmeh Center for Dialogue and Masarat Collaborate in Dialogue Field

 Sayyed Salih AlHakeem, president of Al-Hikmeh Center for Dialogue has visited Masarat Foundation for Cultural and Media Development in a bid to prop up their joint activities.

Al-Hakeem met members of Masarat and Diversity Office of the Iraqi Council for Interfaith Dialogue.

Al-Hakeem illustrated Al-Hikmeh activities in terms of inter-faith dialogue, discussed with Masarat mechanisms for developing their activities in promoting pluralism and protecting Iraqi minorities, and expressed his satisfaction with the way that organizations working in inter-faith dialogue follow, including Masarat and Al-Hikmeh.

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