Under the patronage of the President of the Northern Technical University, Prof. Dr. Alia Abbas Ali Al-Attar, and the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Sami Reda Aslan, Dean of the Technical College of Kirkuk, the Women Empowerment Committee at the Technical College of Kirkuk, in cooperation with the Khatun Cultural Foundation and the Women’s Peace Network, organized a symposium on peaceful coexistence in Iraq between reality and ambition.

Present at the seminar:

1. Dr. Salah El-Din Oreibi
2. Researcher Yuksel Terzi Bashi, President of the Khatun Cultural Foundation
3. Dr. Nada Sobhi Abdul Majeed, member of the Women Empowerment Liaison at the Kirkuk Technical College of Engineering

The symposium showed the importance of a culture of peaceful coexistence in stabilizing civil peace and analyzing the foundations and foundations of civil peace and its applications to the Iraqi situation.

Dr. Salah El-Din Oreibi explained the role of human rights in building good citizenship, and the impact of good governance and moderate moderate thought on civil and social peace.

The seminar recommended:

Good governance and civil peace and its foundations, and the role of national security and human security in promoting peaceful coexistence, as well as clarifying the concept of peaceful coexistence and its obstacles. Referring to culture and political authority and their role in building civil peace, and the elements of peaceful coexistence in Iraq.

The seminar discussed:

It the necessary of spreading the culture of tolerance and coexistence and consolidating the values ​​of democracy through activating educational and religious programs, and activate the role of the positive media in promoting peaceful coexistence, tolerance, and dialogue.

She stressed the role of the culture of peaceful coexistence in building civil peace and strengthening national identity, as it is a basic foundation in building civil peace, and rejecting extremism and the culture of hatred, stressing the actual national reconciliation.