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Amman, Sept. 1 (Petra) — The Department of Palestinian Affairs and
the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees
(UNRWA) discussed preparations for the new school year, services
provided in refugee camps, and potential joint projects.
Department Director General Rafiq Khirfan and UNRWA Affairs Director
Amanya Michael Ebye reviewed preparations for the start of classes at
UNRWA schools, stressing the importance of ensuring a suitable
learning environment and the regular operation of the education
process.
The two sides also discussed UNRWA projects in the camps and ways to
align them with residents’ needs and priorities, as well as follow-up
on proposals and needs identified during a recent meeting at Martyr
Azmi Al-Mufti Camp. They reviewed proposals for joint projects
between the Department and UNRWA aimed at addressing service and
development priorities in the camps.
Khirfan stressed the importance of continued coordination to improve
services for Palestinian refugees and ensure that future projects
respond to the practical needs of camp residents.
Ebye reaffirmed UNRWA’s commitment to continued cooperation with the
Department on education, services, and projects implemented in the
camps.
//Petra// AO