The Psychological Guidance and Educational Counseling Unit at the College of Agriculture organized an awareness symposium titled “Rejecting Sectarian Discourse,” attended by faculty, staff, and students.
Dr. Basim Mohammed Al-Aryan and Assistant Lecturer Maha Ahmed Kamal delivered lectures explaining that sectarianism refers to tensions and conflicts between religious, ethnic, or political groups.
They emphasized that rejecting sectarian rhetoric is a national duty for all conscious individuals, given its severe societal risks.
Key Recommendations:-
Strengthen National Unity: Promote solidarity and shared identity across diverse communities.
Advance Justice and Equality: Ensure equitable opportunities and legal protections for all citizens.
Enhance Education and Awareness: Integrate anti-sectarianism into educational curricula and public campaigns.
Foster Dialogue and Understanding: Encourage open communication between groups to dismantle stereotypes and build trust.
The symposium underscored the role of institutions and individuals in combating divisive ideologies to safeguard social cohesion and peace.
