On Wednesday, April 30, the Center for Peacebuilding and Peaceful Coexistence at the University of Mosul successfully concluded its second training course on \u201cMediation and Its Role in Peacebuilding\u201d for university staff. The four-day program, hosted at the Continuing Education Center, brought together 40 participants, including employees and faculty members from various colleges across the university.
\nThe course aimed to enhance participants\u2019 understanding of mediation as a constructive tool for conflict resolution and a key component in the broader framework of sustainable peacebuilding. The training combined theoretical foundations with practical applications, enabling attendees to engage in interactive sessions, simulations, and group discussions designed to strengthen their mediation skills in academic and professional settings.
\nThis training forms part of the center\u2019s strategic efforts to enhance the capacities of University of Mosul personnel in promoting and institutionalizing a culture of peace. Through targeted training and awareness programs, the center continues to play a vital role in advancing peacebuilding practices within the academic community.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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