U.S. Global Human Rights Organization, Kurdistan Region of Iraq Branch

Seminar on The Dangers of Drugs and Their Resistance

A conference was held at Sulaymaniyah Airport to combat drugs, aiming to raise awareness about the risks associated with drug abuse and the efforts to combat it. The conference was led by experts in the field of drug control from members of the U.S.A Global Human Rights Organization for in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Educational lectures and presentations were given on the health and social damages of drugs, as well as the legal measures taken against them, with the goal of enhancing community efforts to confront this serious phenomenon.

Following the conference and workshops at Sulaymaniyah Airport, the results and recommendations were distributed to relevant authorities to take necessary actions to effectively combat drug abuse.

In addition, continuous awareness campaigns were launched in the area to raise awareness about the dangers of drugs and promote a culture of staying away from them.

Certificate of Appreciation

USA Global Human Rights Organization
Kurdistan Region of Iraq Branch

This certificate is awarded to:

  1. DR. IBRAHIM AHMED ALI
  2. MS. TARA QADIR HAMA FARAJ
  3. MR. DANA MOHAMMED SAEED
  4. MS. KAZHAL ABDULLAH ABDUALQDER
  5. MS. SEWA SARCHL NOORE

In recognition of:

  • Their dedication to promoting human peace.
  • Defending human rights.
  • Fostering modern thought for future generations.
  • Efforts to promote coexistence among diverse cultures and religions under the banner of humanity.
  • Advancing science and knowledge to eradicate ignorance and intellectual extremism.

Their contributions are deeply valued and respected.

This certificate has been certified by the USA Global Human Rights Organization, the main branch in the United States of America, on 2024/06/06.

Seminar on “The Dangers of Drugs and Their Resistance”

Location: Sulaimaniyah International Airport

Seminar Title:
“Drug Threat and The Dangers of Drugs and Their Resistance”

Date:
4th June 2024

Organizers:

  • USA Global Human Rights Organization (USA/Kurdistan Region Branch)

Location:
Sulaimaniyah International Airport

Participants:

  • Administrators, officials, and staff from various airport departments

Summary of the Seminar:

1. The Threat of Drugs:

  • Highlighted the growing threat posed by drug abuse and trafficking.
  • Discussed the impact of drugs on public health, safety, and security.
  • Provided statistical data on the rise in drug-related incidents in the region.

2. Dangers of Drugs:

  • Provided insights into the harmful effects of drug use on individuals and communities.
  • Emphasized the long-term consequences of drug addiction on mental and physical health.
  • Shared personal stories and testimonials from recovering addicts to illustrate the human impact.

3. Resistance to Drugs:

  • Explored strategies and measures to resist and combat drug abuse.
  • Discussed the role of education, awareness, and community engagement in drug resistance efforts.
  • Introduced innovative programs and initiatives aimed at prevention and rehabilitation.

4. Collaborative Efforts:

  • Stressed the importance of collaboration between different sectors and organizations in fighting drug abuse.
  • Highlighted successful examples of drug resistance programs and initiatives.
  • Encouraged the formation of a network of stakeholders to continue the fight against drug abuse beyond the seminar.

Conclusion:

The seminar was a significant step in raising awareness about the dangers of drugs and promoting effective strategies for drug resistance. The involvement of airport administrators, officials, and staff underlines the importance of multi-sectoral collaboration in addressing this critical issue.

The seminar provided valuable information and fostered a collaborative spirit among participants, encouraging them to work together in the fight against drug abuse and its consequences. The discussions and exchanges of ideas will serve as a foundation for future initiatives and partnerships aimed at creating a safer and healthier community.

Follow-Up Actions:

  • Development of a comprehensive action plan to implement the strategies discussed during the seminar.
  • Establishment of a task force to oversee the execution of drug resistance programs.
  • Continued engagement with the community through awareness campaigns and educational workshops.

The seminar highlighted the urgency of addressing the drug problem and inspired participants to take proactive steps in combating this menace.

The collective efforts and commitment demonstrated during the event will undoubtedly contribute to a more resilient and informed society.

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