Ramallah:Palestinian businessman Hamad Al-Harazin was scheduled to deliver a pivotal speech in Ramallah during a meeting with his partners and representatives from European universities. The gathering aimed to discuss his educational projects in Palestine. However, Israeli occupation authorities barred Al-Harazin from reaching Ramallah, preventing his participation in the meeting.
According to Maan News Agency, Al-Harazin had prepared an extensive speech, which highlighted the significance of his educational initiatives and partnerships with European universities. The speech emphasized agreements with institutions such as Sapienza University, the University of Pavia, LaSalle, and Ramon Llull University of Barcelona, which aim to enhance educational opportunities in Palestine.
The speech outlined Al-Harazin's commitment to establishing the Hamad Al-Harazeen College of Applied Sciences, Technology and Engineering at Bethlehem University, and the Hamad Al-Harazeen College of Technology and Artificial Intelligence at Al-Quds University. These efforts are part of a broader mission to provide quality education, supported by European partnerships and dual degree models.
Al-Harazin also addressed his dedication to creating model schools for children from impoverished backgrounds, particularly in Gaza and Shuja'iyya, where he was born. His vision includes providing opportunities for students to overcome financial barriers to education, with plans to cover costs for rehabilitation programs for students who need additional support.