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Dr. Monther Al-Haram, of Libyan origin, holds British citizenship, is an international trainer accredited by several international institutions, resides in Britain, and holds many positions, including head of the Arab and Islamic community in Nottingham, chairman of the Victorian Academy for Consulting and Training in Britain, and a member of the Academy’s board of directors of Ambassadors of global development for training and development. He trained in 48 countries.

Professor Shinoda stated that the aim behind visiting Palestinian universities is to meet students and researchers and shed light on the Japanese experience in development and reconstruction after its rise from the ashes of World War II and the mass destruction of weapons. During the lecture, which was attended by a number of graduate and undergraduate students and academics, Professor Shinoda reviewed Japan's experience in reconstruction, the nature of the internal challenges and the external pressures it faced.

The Palestine Science and Technology Exhibition is a global exhibition supported by Intel. The competition initially takes place at the level of education directorates with engineering and research projects from school students in grades 9-11. It aims to develop thinking outside the box and develop creative skills. At the end, a number of projects are selected through arbitration by specialists, with the aim of representing the directorates in the local competition at the national level, and then at the global level.