Solar Energy System for Tawbah Medical Center

Solar Energy System for Tawbah Medical Center

The International Commission for Rights and Development implemented a project to install a solar energy system for the benefit of the Tawbah Medical Center - in North Gaza, Palestine, with generous funding from the International Association of Palestinian Professional Institutions and Associations, in cooperation with the International Association of Engineers.

This is the second project to install solar energy cells, and this time the choice was made to the Tawbah health center in the Jabalia Palestinian refugee camp, while the first project was implemented in the Dar Al-Salam Hospital in Khan Yunis, and this step confirms the integration between the Palestinian interior and the outside and expresses the keenness of the funded institutions to serve Palestinian refugee.

Where the head of the media department of the International Assembly of Palestinian Professional Institutions and Associations Maher Shawish stated that making this donation to support the project of installing solar cells comes to contribute to the continuity of the health sector work in Gaza, indicating that the group is keen to implement, support and qualify development projects in Palestine, especially That this initiative strengthens therapeutic services in the health sector, which is consistent and falls within the slogan of the gathering that it has raised since its inception “* Syndicates in the service of the Palestinian community *”.

Shawish emphasized that it is a step to provide support by creating job opportunities in the health and engineering sectors and sustaining employment for trade unionists and professionals in light of the high rates of poverty and unemployment, with the aim of overcoming the difficult conditions that the Gaza Strip has been going through under the weight of the frequent power cuts for more than 12 years.

For his part, the head of the International Association of Palestinian Engineers, Eng. Ibrahim Abu Thuraya, stressed the need for concerted efforts to provide support to our people, and to divert this support from the relief side to the developmental side, by creating the surrounding conditions, and taking the reasons that help them overcome the obstacles they face. And patients from the Gaza Strip receive the necessary treatment, especially those devices that need electrical current, such as dialysis machines, intensive care and emergency rooms.

In his turn, he thanked Professor Ramez Al-Gharabawi, a representative of the Tawbah Medical Center, for the initiative undertaken by both the International Association of Palestinian Institutions and Professional Associations and the International Assembly of Palestinian Engineers, due to their great humanitarian and developmental impact, and praised all their programs and activities wherever they are at home and in the diaspora, which reflects The complementary role played by both groups, as she put it.