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You are here: Home / News / The dialogue knights discuss their program and evaluate its stages.

The dialogue knights discuss their program and evaluate its stages.

On the banks of the Tigris, in a closed evening session, the dialogue knights discussed the results of their previous visits and meetings.

The participating youth in the “In Dialogue We Stay and Elevate” camp, implemented by the Masarat Foundation in partnership with the House of Coexistence and KAISEID,
discussed the outcomes of those meetings, which included religious and academic leaders, and evaluated the directions of the dialogue they initiated and their plans to continue their program in the coming days.

The youth emphasized at the end of their meeting the necessity of opening up to involve educators and civil activists in the dialogue, reaching out to decision-makers.

It is noteworthy that the “In Dialogue We Stay and Elevate” camp launched in Baghdad with the participation of youth from Sinjar, who were joined by youth from Baghdad in its first phase, and the campers will continue their tour in other cities in Iraq soon in a program aimed at promoting dialogue as a mechanism for building peace among followers of different religions.

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