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2025-10-04 · 1 min read
College of Veterinary Medicine Holds a Cultural Seminar Entitled “Concepts of Justice and Human Rights, Promoting the Values of Peace and Tolerance, and Resisting Extremism”
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- The College of Veterinary Medicine, through cooperation between the Women's Affairs Unit and the Continuing Education Unit, held a cultural seminar entitled: “Concepts of Justice and Human Rights, Promoting the Values of Peace and Tolerance, and Resisting Extremism”, presented by Asst. Lect. Wafaa Rashij Maktouf and Lect. Dr. Sarmad Jabbar, today, Wednesday 24 September 2025.
- The seminar aimed to consolidate the concepts of justice and human rights, spread the spirit of peace and tolerance among members of society, and call for resisting extremism and promoting noble human values.
- The two lecturers also addressed the importance of the values of coexistence and spreading a culture of dialogue among individuals, away from manifestations of violence and extremism, stressing that these values are fundamental pillars in building a cohesive and cooperative society characterised by mutual respect and national belonging.
- This seminar is part of the series of cultural activities organised by the College with the aim of raising students' awareness and involving them in discussing important intellectual and social issues.
- Government Media and Communication Division
- College of Veterinary Medicine
- 24 September 2025
