Published : 10-11-2018
Member of the Fatah Central Committee Dr. Samir AlRefai, also secretary of the political factions of the Palestine Liberation Organization, met with UNRWA’s regional director in Syria Mohammed Abdi Adar.
Both parties discussed the latest developments in Yarmouk Camp and the implications of a recent decision by the Syria government green-lighting the return of Yarmouk residents.
AlRefai and Adar also tackled UNRWA’s projected measures to rehabilitate destroyed facilities in the camp.
AlRefai briefed the UN official about PLO’s planned measures to urge donor parties to boost funding for the agency in order for the latter to be able to reconstruct its damaged structures, particularly schools, clinics, relief facilities, and youth empowerment centers.
A couple of days earlier, UNRWA lauded the Syrian government’s decision to allow Yarmouk residents to safely access their homes from which they have been displaced in the bloody warfare.
Member of the Fatah Central Committee Dr. Samir AlRefai, also secretary of the political factions of the Palestine Liberation Organization, met with UNRWA’s regional director in Syria Mohammed Abdi Adar.
Both parties discussed the latest developments in Yarmouk Camp and the implications of a recent decision by the Syria government green-lighting the return of Yarmouk residents.
AlRefai and Adar also tackled UNRWA’s projected measures to rehabilitate destroyed facilities in the camp.
AlRefai briefed the UN official about PLO’s planned measures to urge donor parties to boost funding for the agency in order for the latter to be able to reconstruct its damaged structures, particularly schools, clinics, relief facilities, and youth empowerment centers.
A couple of days earlier, UNRWA lauded the Syrian government’s decision to allow Yarmouk residents to safely access their homes from which they have been displaced in the bloody warfare.
