In collaboration with the Center for Kufa Studies, the UNESCO Chair for Dialogue convened an academic symposium entitled “Policies of Coexistence in Ethnically and Religiously Plural Societies.” The event hosted the Iraqi writer and researcher Dr. Maki Keshkoul, who spoke on the policies adopted by migrant-receiving nations in general—and Australia …
Read More »“The UNESCO Chair convenes a symposium in commemoration of Media and Information Literacy Week.”
In observance of the Global Week for Media and Information Literacy, the UNESCO Chair for Dialogue— in cooperation with the Department of Media at the University of Kufa— held on 31 October 2025 an online symposium entitled “Media and Information Literacy and Its Role in Fostering Coexistence.” A number of …
Read More »The UNESCO Chair Holds a Symposium in Commemoration of Global Media and Information Literacy Week
In observance of the Global Week for Media and Information Literacy, the UNESCO Chair for Dialogue— in cooperation with the Department of Media at the University of Kufa— held on 31 October 2025 an online symposium entitled “Media and Information Literacy and Its Role in Fostering Coexistence.” A number of …
Read More »The UNESCO Chair participated in a scholarly symposium devoted to efforts toward peacebuilding within the Islamic heritage.
On 29 October 2025, the UNESCO Chair for Dialogue— in collaboration with the Continuing Education Unit at the College of Jurisprudence at the University of Kufa, the Department of Comparative Religions, and the Educational Guidance Unit— held an academic symposium titled “Imamī Scholars Between the Approach to Religions and the …
Read More »Participation of the UNESCO Chair Member in a Scholarly Symposium Organized by the Center for Peacebuilding and Peaceful Coexistence at the University of Mosul
Assistant Professor Dr. Raed Abis, a distinguished member of the UNESCO Chair for Interreligious Dialogue at the University of Kufa, took part in an academic symposium entitled “The Importance of Cultural Heritage in Promoting a Culture of Peace and Dialogue,” hosted by the College of Education for Human Sciences on …
Read More »A member of the UNESCO Chair for Interreligious Dialogue at the University of Kufa Honored by Al-Noor University College in Mosul
Al-Noor University College in Mosul honored, on Tuesday, October 14, 2025, Assistant Professor Dr. Raed Abis, member of the UNESCO Chair for Interreligious Dialogue at the University of Kufa, in recognition of his distinguished participation in a symposium entitled “Cultural Diversity and Its Role in Promoting Opportunities for Peaceful Coexistence,” …
Read More »UNESCO Chair Holds an Online Symposium on Dialogue and Peaceful Coexistence
The UNESCO Chair, in collaboration with the Echo of Humanity program on the Hamsah Net platform — which broadcasts across Scandinavian countries — organized an online dialogue symposium. The discussion was moderated by Dr. Ali Al-Mousawi, Secretary-General of the International Council for Religious and Humanitarian Dialogue in Oslo. During the …
Read More »UNESCO Chair Participates in a Symposium on the Importance of Academic Guidance
Dr. Alaa Shatnan took part in the in-person symposium organized by the University’s Psychological Guidance Division at the outset of the new academic year, in collaboration with the Psychological Guidance Unit at the College of Languages, on Thursday, September 18, 2025. The symposium bore the title: “The Importance of Guidance …
Read More »The UNESCO Chair at the University of Kufa Participates in an International Symposium in Paris on Genocide, Extremism, and Interfaith Dialogue
At the gracious invitation of the Academy of Geopolitics in Paris, the UNESCO Chair at the University of Kufa took part in the international symposium entitled “The Landscape of Genocide in Iraq: Political and Social Reverberations,” convened on 8 September 2025. The Chair contributed a scholarly paper under the title …
Read More »UNESCO Chair Participates in a Symposium on Documenting the Halabja Massacre
Dr. Raed Abis, a member of the UNESCO Chair for Interreligious Dialogue, took part in a symposium held at the Central Library of Halabja University on August 27, 2025, devoted to the Kurdish genocide. His lecture underscored the significance of anthropological studies in addressing the Halabja atrocity and explored …
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UNESCO CHAIR For Inter-Religious Dialogue Studies in The Islamic World