A joint agreement was signed to support the university students living in Jerusalem and in need , it was signed by Professor Hasan Dweik, Vice President of Al-Quds university for communications and development on behalf of the President of the University Professor Imad Abu Keshk, and the president of Al- Quds Endowment Fund, Engineer and businessman Mr. Munib Al-Masri. A number of intellectuals, leaders of the Jerusalem community , businessmen, and representatives of the educational sector in Jerusalem attended the ceremony , of the attendees were Dr. Sheikh Ikrimah Sabri, Mis: Mahera Dajani, Director of the Arab Child House (Dar El Tifl Al- Arabi), a representative of the Jerusalem Governorate, and Mr. Sameer Jibril ,the education manager in Jerusalem directorate .
The aim of this agreement is to support Jerusalem and its people, particularly students studying in higher education institutions. Education which the Al- Quds Endowment Fund tries to promote, by financially supporting needy students. Taking into consideration, the hard conditions that the city goes through, economically, politically and socially.
The businessman and engineer, Mr. Mounib Al-Masri President of the Al-Quds Endowment Fund stressed the need to consolidate the efforts to support the holy city at these critical conditions and the need to overcome all our internal problems and differences and focus on how we can help the people of the city .
Professor Hasan Dweik , Vice President of Al-Quds university for communications and development, said that this financial support for students who live in Jerusalem is a great initiative , It comes at a time where people in this city suffer from the hard conditions. Then he addressed his speech to those who are responsible of this fund, that they need to focus their attention to higher education and the university students , to help them create a better conditions for them and their families . .
Then, he praised the work of the endowment fund and their efforts to find solutions to the problems that the residents of the holy city face, in order to provide them with the minimum requirements for a decent life under the very difficult and harsh conditions in Jerusalem.