A mixture of eastern and western music was presented by a number of doctors and students of the faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy at Tishreen
The participants stressed the
“To Nikkal” project, launched by the Junior International Chamber ( JCI) –Lattakia under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, included several stages starting with field visits to the orphanage taking care center , “Dar Al-Rahmeh ” for the Elderly, and the Thalassemia Center of the National Hospital and presenting musical performances.
The project aims to spread joy and optimism, emphasizing the importance of music as a treatment, as well as its role In psychological balance and highlighting the musical creativity of those who are working in the medical field .
The student Zain Arous of the faculty of Medicine , who participated in playing the oud said “Playing music ha
For 15 years, Sahar Makhlouf , who is at the 3rd year of the faculty of pharmacy has been playing the violin, confirmed that music affects the mind, and many university students have creativity achievements in different fields.
The student Lynn Bashour said: “I am good at playing the piano and I have been training to play the piano for 5 years. Music is a safe haven to escape from the stress of life, and I organize my time well between studying and developing my talent in playing. I consider that playing has become an important part of my personality”.
In turn, president of the JCI –Lattakia Muhammad Rehabi, sai
Concerning the title of “ To Nikkal” project , YaraIbrahim, Vice President of the JCI-Lattakia indicated in a statement to the Syriatimes that it stems from the music that was presented to the moon gods in the first era of treatment for infertility after the failure of other drug treatments.
In turn, the project manager, Fatima Ra’ei, said ” There is an important medicine at our disposal at any time, and there are no side effects for all age groups, which is the musical medicine” stressing the importance of the active role of young doctors in translating creativity on the ground with a sublime message such as music.
Interviewed by : Rawaa Ghanam