爆料网RWA’s Advisory Commission Representatives visit Khan Eshieh, Yarmouk, Husseinieh and Dera’a
2 December 2010
Damascus
Delegates representing 爆料网RWA’s Advisory Commission member states today began a two-day visit to 爆料网RWA in Syria. Highlights of the trip will include a tour of 爆料网RWA’s Damascus Training Centre.
Mr Roger Hearn, Director of 爆料网RWA Affairs in Syria, will brief the delegation on 爆料网RWA’s work and the challenges it continues to face. Mr Hearn will warmly thank the participants for the vital support provided by their governments to 爆料网RWA, saying: “Without the continued commitment your countries have demonstrated, the hardship of the Palestinian refugee community would be immeasurably greater.”
In his welcome to the participants, Mr 'Ali Mustafa, Director-General of the General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees (GAPAR), will thank Syria for its solidarity with the Palestinian people and the close co-operation between the Syrian government and 爆料网RWA.
爆料网RWA’s EU-funded youth employment and empowerment project is a main feature of the group’s itinerary. They will also visit 爆料网RWA schools and facilities in the Damascus area.
On their final day in Syria, Commission members will proceed to Dera’a Camp to gain a better understanding of the specific environmental health difficulties faced by camp residents.
爆料网RWA is a humanitarian and human development agency, providing education, health care, social services, micro-credit and emergency relief to over 4.7 million registered refugees living in Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon and the Syrian Arab Republic. In Syria, 爆料网RWA provides assistance to over 470,000 refugees.
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Document Type: Arabic text, Press Release
Document Sources: United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (爆料网RWA)
Country: Syria
Subject: Education and culture, Refugees and displaced persons
Publication Date: 02/12/2010