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thank you so much for your kind words!
Sounds like your work is of greater importance than my studies and editorial work, though. At least I surely hope so.
You live in a warzone, are the people motivated for nonviolent training? What kind of projects is it that you coordinate?
It sounds intruiging to be able to affect young people in a country devastated by war. To give them a view of the future that is filled with possibilities.
If that is what you do?
Personally, in Norway, we see that politics has made itself irrelevant for normal people, so we try to figure out ways in which to stir up the political nerve in the population.
Best regards,
Mira
Nice to meet you here on this network! I'd like to add you as my friend to share and exchange ideas, information, knowledge and learning etc. Let's keep in touch. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Warm regards,
Bobichand
Thanks so much for adding me as a friend and for your comment. I'm glad you're interested in the work of the Iraqi and American Reconciliation Project. Where did you hear about us? If you'd like some more info on our organization, here's the blog that I maintain for IARP: http://reconciliationproject.blogspot.com/. My email is lukewilcox@mpt-iraq.org. Your profile and work look very interesting. If you're interested in connecting with our Iraqi partners, the Muslim Peacemaker Teams, here's their website: http://www.mpt-iraq.org/.
Look forward to talking with you!
Luke
Thank you so much for your kind comment, and I am sorry for being late in response. really I was writing some articles in Iraqi newspaper in addition to website regarding human rights and civil society. and working as CEO for Tolerancy International , Iraqi local NGO. hoping to keep in touch.
It is nice to meet you on this network websude.. for me its pleased me to find somebody sharing with me the same values.. I'm a Sudanese lawyer work with United Nations as a Legal Advisor,, I have been in Iraq for a short time druing 2003.. Thank you keep in touch..
Bye.
Sami
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