Khaled Mohammed, a student from the Department of medical physics at our college, participated in a special dialogue session within the events of the Nineveh International Book Fair entitled ” reading as an existential act: from individual awareness to social change”. In this session, he discussed the dimensions of modern reading from psychological, social and philosophical angles, focusing on the role of individual awareness in shaping social change on campus. The session aimed to promote the concept of reading as a human and existential value that transcends the boundaries of cultural luxury, becoming a tool of awareness and transformation in thought [Read More]