The College of Administration and Economics organized a solidarity vigil to commemorate the anniversary of the Al-Tun Kobri massacre, attended by the Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr. Essam Hadi Muhammad, the administrative and scientific assistants, and with wide participation from the college's staff and students.
This vigil came as an expression of faithfulness to the victims of this painful massacre, and in remembrance of its profound humanitarian and national meanings, where attendees emphasized the necessity of establishing the values of peaceful coexistence and national unity, and rejecting all forms of violence and extremism.
Participants also stressed the importance of drawing lessons from these painful events, in a way that contributes to enhancing community awareness and building a future characterized by security and stability, based on mutual respect and tolerance among the various components of society.
At the conclusion of the vigil, attendees prayed for mercy for the souls of the martyrs, asking Almighty God to grant them His vast mercy and to protect Iraq and its people from the evil of enemies.
