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UNRWA will continue to provide emergency assistance to displaced Palestine refugees, Commissioner-General says on a visit to Syria







UNRWA organizes technology fair showcasing student innovations







Japan funds UNRWA University Scholarship Programme







In Lebanon, Palestine refugee children from Syria in UNRWA schools receive school bags, clothing from UNICEF






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School services

24 November 2009

All Palestine refugee children registered with the Agency are eligible for nine to ten years of free primary education. We teach over half a million Palestine refugee children, using the host authorities’ curricula supplemented by enrichment materials.


Jordan

18 November 2009

Almost 2 million registered refugees live in Jordan. All Palestine refugees in Jordan have full Jordanian citizenship with the exception of about 120,000 refugees originally from the Gaza Strip.


Inauguration of Zarqa Girls School


16 November 2009

Address by Filippo Grandi, UNRWA Deputy Commissioner-General


Inauguration of Deir Al-Qasi Preparatory School Address


12 November 2009

Speech by Ms Karen Koning AbuZayd, UNRWA Commissioner-General.


Imm Ahmed: Supported by the social safety net in Jordan


01 November 2009

Meet Fatima, better known locally and at home as Imm Ahmed. She lives with her husband and children in Jerash camp, Jordan. Residents of the camp depend heavily on UNRWA services.


West Bank education recovery plan launches


31 October 2009

A donor launch for UNRWA’s education recovery plan took place at Shu’fat Girls School in Jerusalem on 31 October.


Syria

29 October 2009

In Syria, UNRWA is mandated to provide health, education, and relief and social services to more than 467,000 Palestine refugees living in nine official and three unofficial camps.


Ambassador of Japan hosts scholarship recipients


27 October 2009

The Japanese Ambassador to Lebanon, H.E. Mr. Koichi Kawakami, yesterday held a lunch for seven Palestinian students who graduated in Sciences and Business Administration thanks to scholarships from the government of Japan.


UNRWA Students Make a Stand Against Poverty


19 October 2009

This year 485,023 UNRWA school children in the West Bank, Gaza, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan, stood up simultaneously and shouted "No to poverty" in protest of their own poverty and the poverty of others throughout the world.


Education

17 October 2009

UNRWA operates one of the largest school systems in the Middle East, with nearly 700 schools, and has been the main provider of primary education to Palestine refugees for sixty years.

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