During a meeting with the Prime Minister's Advisor for International Relations.. Emphasis on the importance of comprehensive national and community dialogue and the integration of relationships to support resilience in the face of challenges

SadaNews - The meeting held by the Palestinian Network of Non-Governmental Organizations at its headquarters in Ramallah, with the network's participation in Gaza via the "Zoom" video communication system earlier today "Monday" with Dr. Ezzat Abdel-Hadi, the Prime Minister's advisor for international relations, emphasized the importance of unifying efforts at all local levels in light of the challenges faced in the occupied Palestinian territories in the West Bank, including Jerusalem, and the Gaza Strip, due to genocide, ethnic cleansing policies, and assaults by settlers as part of the annexation plan aimed at ending the Palestinian issue. There was a call to work with a unified will towards a comprehensive plan in which official, civil, and private sector entities bear responsibility to support the resilience of the people and address daily life issues within an agreed conceptual framework in the context of a national liberation phase.

The meeting, which included representatives from the network's coordinating committee, discussed the importance of cooperation within specific committees and papers to determine mechanisms of work between the government and civil society that protect the space of civil work according to the law and its independence while enhancing the integrated relationship in continuing and providing services across all health and educational fields, especially in threatened and targeted areas. The meeting emphasized the importance of ongoing international advocacy and solidarity campaigns to support the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people and to halt the occupation's measures against them.
Regarding the proposed reform plans, the importance of adhering to a reform program according to the Palestinian agenda that protects people's rights and dignity, citizenship rights, freedom of opinion and expression, and compliance with Palestinian law was underscored to protect the Palestinian political system and the relationship among community parties without imposing any proposals that diminish these rights and protect the social fabric.

During the meeting, the importance of integration under current difficult circumstances in both the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, and the humanitarian tragedy resulting from the ongoing genocide, was reiterated, with emphasis on strengthening partnership among all components. Many issues were discussed for mutual cooperation, including the formation of committees to explore ways to develop relationships, address issues and gaps, registration procedures, relations with relevant authorities, and holding specialized bilateral meetings to discuss cooperation and coordination in the sectoral field concerning health, education, and justice, alongside principles of transparency, integrity, citizenship rights, elections, and the separation of powers which collectively represent significant issues related to the pursuit of providing all forms of Palestinian resilience and existence.