Bridges

Donor Relations and Support – Dr. Abdul Salam focused on how NGOs can effectively build relationships with donors. The lecture covered strategies for securing funding, understanding donor expectations, and maintaining transparency to ensure sustainable support for NGO projects.

What are NGOs” – This lecture provided an in-depth introduction to the role and structure of non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Dr. Salah Aziz discussed the essential functions of NGOs, their importance in civil society, and how they can drive positive social change, particularly in post-conflict regions like Iraq.

The lecture introduced the role and structure of NGOs, emphasizing their importance in civil society and their potential to drive social change in post-conflict areas like Iraq. Dr. Salah Aziz outlined their key functions, while Mr. Firas Al-Khatib shared news of an unexpected nomination for the South Youth Organization in Takamul Network activities in Bahrain and Yemen. However, Mr. Firas, later dismissed for human rights violations, was found uninvolved. An investigation is requested, supported by available documents: invitation letters, delegation updates, and dismissal confirmation.

A meeting was held for the coordinators of the National Youth Network from various southern provinces. Participants discussed past activities, addressed coordination challenges, and emphasized the need for improved communication. The performance of the Nasiriyah coordinator was reviewed, leading to his dismissal due to inactivity. Attendees agreed on the importance of regular updates, future training opportunities, and upcoming elections for the Nasiriyah office team. The meeting concluded with a shared lunch, fostering camaraderie among coordinators.