Prof. Dr. Wahid Mahmoud Al-Ibrahimi, President of the University of Mosul, participated in the launch of the “From Negative Influence to Positive Change” program, sponsored by the Supreme Judicial Council and the Nineveh Court of Appeal, in the presence of Mr. Abdul Qader Al-Dakhil, Governor of Nineveh, Judge Ahmed Al-Huraithi, Vice President of the Nineveh Court of Appeal, and a number of official, academic and community figures.

The program targets negative content creators with the aim of qualifying them to create meaningful content that contributes to raising community awareness and reflects the civilized image of the city of Mosul.

This cooperation comes within the framework of supporting initiatives aimed at promoting positive media discourse and enabling young people to play a constructive role in creating content worthy of Mosul’s cultural and civilizational heritage.

This program is implemented under the supervision of a group of international professors and trainers specialized in cognitive behavior, and in strategic partnership with Nineveh Governorate, the University of Mosul, the University of Nineveh, the National Security Agency, Al-Hayat International Hospital, Al-Khaimah Foundation, Basma Group, and the Scandinavian Foundation for Development and Training.