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The lecture was held with the presence and active participation of more than 150 figures from Harvard University, including students and professors. Dr. Iriqat presented the Palestinian narrative in its historical dimension, affirming her rejection for enclosing the October 7th.  She stressed the importance of her participation in the lecture given the great influence of the student community, especially at Harvard University, in making public and foreign policies in the United States of America and around the world.

Many courses will be offered in the legal, political, social and cultural fields, with the participation of professors from the country and abroad, as well as graduate students from many countries of the world.

It is noteworthy that the international graduate program provides foreign students with an opportunity to study in Palestine and register for courses whose credit hours are accredited for the students at their universities. In addition, the program aims to enhance interaction between Palestinian and international students.

In several meetings, the two parties discussed research in the development of curricula, research and administrative activities, learning and training in developing multiple skills in the nursing specialization, as well as touring the university's facilities such as anatomy laboratories, nursing laboratories among others. In addition, the two parties discussed opening new horizons of cooperation in establishing academic programs’ collaboration between the two universities in Virtual reality sciences by the beginning of next year.