The Department of Intellectual Affairs concludes its development course for Religious Science students from African communities

The Department of Intellectual and Cultural Affairs at the Al-Abbas's (p) holy shrine has concluded a development course for students of religious sciences from African communities residing in Iraq.

The director of the African Studies Center of the Department, Sheikh Saad al-Shammari, said that"the course focused on developing the communication capabilities of the participants from African students of religious sciences, and enabling them to easily deliver information to the recipient, and concluded with a lecture by Dr. Nafi Jamil, specialized in Objective Research, investigation and means of delivering information to the recipients."

He added that"the course was part of the development program held by the Center for African countries, and students from several African countries participated in it, including (Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Kenya, Ivory Coast and Ethiopia)".

In turn, the students participating in the course appreciated the efforts exerted by the Al-Abbas's (p) holy shrine, represented by the Center for African Studies, in order to develop their communication and cognitive abilities, and to prepare ways to ensure the success of their mission in the African continent.