With the attendance of many academics, activists, parliaments, security officials and diplomats, including the officer-in-charge of the Armenian affairs in Baghdad, a forum was held at Rewaq Baghdad Center to announce the plans of starting the international strategy for the prevention of genocides in Iraq.
The general coordinator of Masarat Saad Salloum made a speech indicting the plans and cultural and informational content of the strategy.
On the other hand, the head of UNESCO Chairs Salah Aljabiri announced and introduces the second sector which indicates the role of UNESCO Chairs in the prevention of genocides in the Islamic world at the University of Baghdad.
Finally, the third sector was about the international dimensions of the strategy and it was the share of the head of The International Yazidis Foundation for the Prevention of Genocides Hasso Hiromi who offered in-depth contribution regarding internationalization, he also mentioned that he came all the way from Holland especially to attend this event.
The main forum of the event was managed by the international activist Kamel Zomaya who stated that he traveled all the way from Germany especially to attend the launching of the event.
As it’s important to mention, Masarat, in cooperation with other partners (The Yazidis Foundation for the Prevention of Genocides, UNESCO Chairs, ATO organization for human rights, and CAO organization in Erbil) was developing an outline for the strategy for almost a year. The strategy was assigned for the next few months of the current year to be nationally discussed.
The participants, who arrived from the cities of Sinjar and Baghdad, were joined by a number of activists from Basra. They began their camp hosted by theater director and visual artist Mohammed Al-Amara, who provided a clear and comprehensive vision of the city’s history, its symbols, and the relationships among its components, as well as […]
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 […]
After a journey that began at the international train station in Baghdad, the Dialogue Knights team arrived in the city of Maqal in Basra after nearly ten hours of travel by train. The second leg of the journey begins with the Dialogue and Understanding the Other camp, which will take place in the cities of […]
The evening before the launch of the Basra camp as part of the “With Dialogue We Remain and Rise” program. The General Coordinator of Masarat Foundation, Dr. Saad Salloum, met with the camp management team to discuss the final preparations for the camp, which is being implemented by Masarat Foundation in partnership with the House […]
