Knowledge Management

knowledge management

For the first time in the Gaza Strip, the International Society of Palestinian Engineers concludes a qualitative training in "knowledge management"

The International Assembly of Palestinian Engineers, in partnership with the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, has completed specific training in the field of "knowledge management" in coordination with the Engineers Syndicate - Gaza Strip governorates, and with generous support from the Jordanian Engineers Association.

The course was presented by Dr. Munib Shadid (a consultant certified by the Arab Trainers Union) to a group of managers and decision-makers in the governmental, private and private sectors, with the aim of developing the capabilities of the various departments in the institutional hierarchy. The course dealt with several axes related to knowledge, the limits of knowledge, and how to implement knowledge management in organizations, in addition to performance evaluation, the competency management system, incentives, and competency building, and the identification of learning evaluation through the Kirkpatrick model, among other skills.

Eng. Islam Al-Habeel, Director of Projects of the International Society of Palestinian Engineers - Gaza Office, praised the efforts of the partners in making this course a success, which comes within the project of "training 200 engineers in the Gaza Strip", stressing that this training is a reflection of joint cooperation with the Jordanian Engineers Association, within an integrated series of Qualitative training and competent Jordanian trainers.

The conclusion included a speech by Engineer Munir Al-Sabbagh, Director of the Training Center at the Jordanian Engineers Association, in which he emphasized their interest in providing specific training to support the Palestinian engineer in the labor market, and to refine Palestinian capabilities and capabilities to make them eligible to compete in various administrative and professional positions.

In the same context, Engineer Suhail Mudoukh, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, explained that this course is a qualitative leap in institutional administrative work, and he called for the continuation of these specialized courses and that this training be the first developmental training program in this context.

It is noteworthy that the International Society of Palestinian Engineers seeks to develop Palestinian cadres in various professional and administrative fields within a variety of programs, including training with a group of international training centers and institutions.