In collaboration with the Ministry of Interior, Al-Kindy College of Medicine, University of Baghdad, hosted a pivotal seminar addressing the societal and security challenges posed by drugs. This event emphasized the urgent need for collective awareness and action to combat this growing menace.
The seminar, held under the patronage of the college’s Dean, Prof. Dr. Mohammed Shihab Al-Aidani, featured the esteemed Major General Dr. Ahmed Abdul-Hussein Al-Thani from the Ministry of Interior. Major General Al-Thani engaged the audience in a thought-provoking discussion about the critical role of security in society and the Ministry’s ongoing efforts to fight drug trafficking.
Major General Al-Thani shed light on the multifaceted dangers of drugs, emphasizing:
Social Impact: Drugs are a primary driver of family disintegration and community breakdown.
Unified Action: Addressing the drug crisis requires awareness and coordinated efforts from all societal levels.
The seminar included compelling video presentations illustrating the devastating consequences of drug abuse and the distribution of brochures containing hotline numbers for the Anti-Drug Department.
In addition to raising awareness, the seminar provided practical advice, including:
How to recognize and report drug dealers and traffickers.
The importance of avoiding suspicious environments or materials.
The event concluded with an emotional presentation honoring the sacrifices of security personnel in their fight against drug networks, leaving a profound impact on attendees.
The seminar sparked meaningful dialogue, with attendees contributing thoughtful questions and ideas that enriched the discussion. This engagement reflected the shared commitment to fostering a safer, drug-free society.
