
Dura Municipality Congratulates the Administrative Board of the Palestine Red Crescent Society – Hebron Branch and Discusses Ways to Strengthen Joint Cooperation
The Mayor of Dura, Eng. Muhannad Amr, along with members of the Municipal Council, visited the Palestine Red Crescent Society – Hebron Branch, where they were received by the Society’s President, Dr. Tareq Al-Jaabari, and members of the Administrative Board. The visit was made to extend congratulations on the renewal of confidence in the Society’s President and members of the Administrative Board and their election for the new term.
The Mayor congratulated Dr. Tareq Al-Jaabari and the members of the Administrative Board, wishing them continued success in advancing the Society’s national, humanitarian, and community-oriented mission. He commended the important health and humanitarian services provided by the Palestine Red Crescent Society to the Palestinian people, particularly in light of the current circumstances and challenges.
The meeting also addressed prospects for strengthening cooperation and coordination between Dura Municipality and the Palestine Red Crescent Society, as well as developing the partnership between the two sides in ways that contribute to serving citizens and strengthening their resilience, particularly in the health, humanitarian, and community sectors. The two sides also discussed the possibility of implementing joint initiatives and programs that respond to the needs of the local community.
Eng. Muhannad Amr affirmed Dura Municipality’s commitment to expanding its partnerships with national and community institutions and making use of the expertise and resources available across various institutions. He noted that such cooperation would enhance integration in the delivery of services and create a tangible and sustainable impact for citizens.
For his part, Dr. Tareq Al-Jaabari welcomed the Mayor and members of the Municipal Council, expressing his appreciation for the visit and emphasizing the importance of cooperation and partnership with Dura Municipality. He also affirmed the Society’s readiness to develop areas of joint work in a manner that serves the residents of Dura and the wider Hebron Governorate.
At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides stressed the importance of maintaining communication and coordination and working to translate the areas of cooperation discussed into practical steps and joint initiatives. Such efforts, they noted, would strengthen institutional partnership and complementarity between Dura Municipality and the Palestine Red Crescent Society and contribute to improving the services provided to citizens.















