The Arab Culture Association organizes the first conference and alumni meeting of the Rawda Bishara Attallah scholarship in Haifa

The Arab Culture Association held the first conference and alumni meeting of the Dr. Rawda Bishara Attallah scholarship in Haifa, with the participation of over 100 graduates. The project has been providing scholarships for over 20 years and has graduated more than 2,000 students.

The Arab Culture Association held on Friday the first conference and alumni meeting of the Dr. Rawda Bishara Attallah scholarship at the Carmel Hall in Haifa, with the participation of over 100 graduates of the project. The project has been providing scholarships to students for over 20 years, and has graduated more than two thousand male and female students from all over the country. The conference included a speech by the association's director Youssef Taha, a speech by the alumni project coordinator Areej Makhoul, a lecture by graduate Muhammad Zaidani on giving, initiative, and turning ideas into projects, and the scholarship coordinator Ezz Odeh spoke about the importance of the project. Taha described the graduates as representing a great cultural legacy of doctors, engineers, lecturers, and activists, and stressed that the association seeks to invest these capabilities to build a society capable of facing challenges.

The Arab Culture Association organizes the first conference and alumni meeting of the Rawda Bishara Attallah scholarship in Haifa