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Palestine Technical University – Kadoorie (PTUK), represented by the Deanship of Student Affairs, participated in the central training program under the “Young Health Leaders” project, organized by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and funded by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). The training was held in Jericho on September 23–24, 2026, with the participation of 55 male and female students representing 14 Palestinian universities.
The training focused on developing students’ knowledge and skills in holistic health, social responsibility, and youth leadership, while equipping them to design student-led initiatives that respond to the needs of the university environment and local community.
PTUK’s delegation comprised Project Coordinator Khalil Abu Alaba and students Rahaf Al-Qab, Qais Ismail, Batoul Arabas, and Ahmad Qabaja, from the Faculty of Allied Medical Sciences.
For his part, Dean of Student Affairs Dr. Yahya Istitieh affirmed the Deanship’s commitment to supporting students’ participation in specialized programs and projects, given their role in broadening students’ perspectives and strengthening their practical experience in ways that align with their academic disciplines and labor market needs.
He noted that such programs provide students with valuable opportunities to acquire knowledge and skills while developing leadership, teamwork, and creativity. He also reaffirmed the Deanship’s continued support for students and its efforts to encourage their participation and empower them to make a meaningful impact.
He expressed his pride in the participating students, commending their active engagement and distinguished representation of the University. He praised their commitment and interaction, which reflect the caliber and excellence of PTUK students, and reaffirmed the University’s commitment to providing opportunities that help students develop their skills and strengthen their presence in various leadership and community fields.
