The College of Archaeology organized a workshop titled "Combating Extremism and Violence" today, Sunday, June 14, 2026, presented by the researcher/assistant lecturer, Khalis Abdul-Karim Farman. The workshop aimed to preserve national unity and human values founded on tolerance, peaceful coexistence, and the rejection of violence, extremism, and hatred. A number of key principles were emphasized during the workshop, including: Building a society free from racism and sectarianism, rejecting all forms of extremism and violence, and eliminating all manifestations of discrimination and hatred. and Establishing security, countering fanaticism, and consolidating the values of citizenship, tolerance, and national unity , Highlighting the role [Read More]