Activity Report: Scientific Symposium

Scientific Symposium on the Effects of Drug Addiction on University Youth

Date and Time: Sunday, 12/10/2032, 7:00 PM
Venue: Virtual Event – Google Meet Link

Target Group:

1. University Students
2. NGO Leaders
3. Police Officers
4. Academics
5. Civic Activists

Patronage:
Under the esteemed patronage of the President of Dhi Qar University and the dedicated supervision of
Dr. Hadi Falih Hassan, the Dean of the Faculty of Information, the Division of Psychological Counseling and Educational Guidance organized a significant scientific symposium.

Title: “The Effects and Complications of Drug Addiction and Its Impact on University Youth“

Keynote Speaker:
The symposium was graced by the presence of Eng. Ammar Al-Gharabi, the President of the Without Borders Humanitarian Organization (NBH). Eng. Al-Ghurabi, an expert in human rights education, conflict transformation, and peacebuilding, shared invaluable insights into the effects of drug addiction, shedding light on its implications for the youth in university settings.

Moderator:
The session was skillfully moderated by Dr. M. Aseel Abdel Abbas Mohi, ensuring a smooth flow of discussions and interactions.

Event Overview:
The symposium aimed to explore the various dimensions of drug addiction, emphasizing its impact on the academic and personal lives of university youth. Participants experienced in-depth analyses, real-life case studies, and a comprehensive discussion led by the distinguished speaker.

Objectives:

1. Raised awareness about the effects of drug addiction on university youth.
2. Discussed the complications and challenges faced by students dealing with addiction.
3. Provided insights into effective strategies for prevention and support.

Event Format:
The symposium was conducted virtually via Google Meet, allowing for widespread participation and engagement. Attendees from diverse backgrounds, including university students, NGO leaders, police officers, academics, and civic activists, had the opportunity to interact, ask questions, and contribute to the dialogue.

Conclusion:
The event concluded with a robust exchange of ideas and information. The symposium successfully met its objectives of increasing awareness and fostering understanding about the challenges posed by drug addiction among university students.