Under the auspices of the President of the University of Technology, Prof. Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Hassan Al-Ghabban, the Department of Computer Science organized the cultural symposium tagged “The Role of Educational Institutions in Combating Drugs” in cooperation with the High Commissioner for Human Rights in the discussion hall in the building of the Department of Computer Science on Monday 20/3/2023 in the presence of the Head of the Department of Science Computer Prof. Dr. Alia Karim Abdel-Hassan and Scientific Assistant Assistant Prof. Dr. Noha Jamil Ibrahim and Administrative Assistant Assistant Professor Bashar Saadoun Mahdi. The lecture was given by the international expert, Mr. Baraa Najeeb Al-Hadithi, and the legal advisor, Attorney Ayyam Jawad. In medication and medical affairs, the materials allowed to be used for treatment purposes were determined. The effects of drug dealing in Iraq in 2016 emerged with the emergence of many moral crimes in society, houses that were demolished, symptoms were violated, and wherever drugs were present, economic, cultural and social destruction existed. Drugs began with medical drugs that turned into drug trafficking, according to Law 50 For the year 2017, the presence of a person in a place where drugs are found, the person is considered guilty. Anyone who is present in the place and contributes to mediation, trading, transportation, and everything related to drugs shall have the same penalty. The types of drugs were discussed, including crystal, which is a chemical substance and has no cure for addiction. The symposium aims to educate young people to beware of cafes, hookahs and barbershops, where free distribution of drugs takes place in the beginning in order to promote them to implicate young people and then sell them at the most expensive prices. Drugs are a malignant disease that must be Fighting it, as it is transmitted from one person to another, and emphasizing the necessity of choosing good friends and not being in suspicious places.