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Education Crisis Roadmap
Khayriyeh Rassas, Vice President of An-Najah National University and President of the Union of Mediterranean Universities (UNIMED), took part in an international seminar hosted by the SESAME Centre in Jordan to promote science diplomacy and research cooperation in conflict zones. She called for equitable partnerships that enable crisis-affected universities to continue teaching and research while preserving their capacities and expertise. She highlighted the “H-Gaza” project to protect Palestinian research capacity, and the “TESI” initiative, launched by An-Najah University and its partners in February 2024 to ensure the continuation of university education for students in Gaza. She also called for a flexible cooperation mechanism providing funding, access to facilities and scientific data, and academic mentoring. She stressed that cooperation should protect academic institutions and enable researchers to continue their work.
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