Fourth Roundtable : Participating in the Coming Election and its Effect at Constructing Permanent Peace
Iraqi people deal with the coming election as a means of reforming Iraqi politics. However, it depends on the integrity of the electoral processes and their punctuality. Moreover,
On May 29 & 30, 2021, the first workshop of the project, "The Iraqi National Dialogue 2021 - 2022", started in Baghdad. This workshop is the first of its kind, out of a total of 24 within the next 2 years.
Third Roundtable :From Solving the Roots of Conflict to the Empowerment of National Unity:
There is a transactional relationship between the empowering national unity and the power of the state to derive its legitimacy from various Iraqi ethnicities, as well as its ability to confront different forms of violence.
During the first day of the conference, a distinguished group of experts will discuss the rising role of armed non-state and para-state actors across the Middle East, focusing specifically on the long-term implications for Iraq’s stability.
Second Roundtable :Reconstruction of Nineveh Governorate and its Effect on the Empowerment of the Iraqi State
The reconstruction of the liberated cities and territories, including the Nineveh governorate and Mosul, from the domination of ISIS, plays a great role in stabilizing peace in the country
In times of obscure misinformation campaigns and post-truth politics, few actors have dared to break the filter bubbles by challenging conventional narratives. Remaining committed to building peaceful and cohesive societies,the European Association for Inter-Faith Dialogue has established itself as one of these bold champions of intercultural understanding, who have not hesitated to counter the spread of destructive conspiracy theories and negative stereotypes
First Roundtable :Reconstruction of Trust in the Iraqi Society
One of the main crises from which suffers today is the problem of trust among different Iraqi ethnicities on the one hand, and on the other hand among people and the Iraqi government.
The global spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, the oil prices crash, and last but not least – the simmering tensions between the U.S. and the Islamic Republic of Iran threatened to put the fragile equilibrium in the Middle East to the test. Given their long-standing commitment to maintaining an open and constructive exchange between Europe and the Arab world,
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