Emergency Heritage Response: Taawon Concludes Specialized Training for Palestinian Architects
As part of the “QUDSI – Revive for Resilience” project, funded by the European Union and supervised by UN-Habitat, the Old Cities of Jerusalem Revitalization Program (OCJRP) at Taawon concluded a specialized remote training titled:
 “Reinforcement & Strengthening of Historical Buildings in Case of Emergency – First Aid.”

Amman, Jordan — Taawon concluded its 2022–2025 institutional cycle with a series of annual meetings held in Amman, marking a strategic transition into the 2025–2028 phase. The sessions convened members, the executive team, and key partners both in person and virtually.

In a significant step to enhance healthcare in the Gaza Strip, the Jordanian Royal Medical Services and Taawon signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Thursday, April 10, outlining the implementation of mobile healthcare solutions as part of the Mobile Health Clinics Initiative – Gaza (MHC).
The agreement was signed by Major General Dr. Yousef Zreikat, Director General of the Jordanian Royal Medical Services, and Dr. Tareq Emtairah, Director General of Taawon.

The Ministry of Education and Higher Education, represented by Minister Dr. Amjad Barham, has signed a strategic partnership agreement with Taawon, represented by Ahmed ElFarra on behalf of Director General Dr. Tareq Emtairah and the Palestinian Academy for Science and Technology, represented by its President Dr. Marwan Awartani, . The partnership aims to enhance and advance STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education, supporting sustainable development in Palestine's education sector.

Ramallah – Bank of Jordan has renewed its membership with Taawon, providing generous support for its various programs as part of its commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable development in Palestinian communities.

Since 2015, Bank of Jordan has strengthened its partnership with Taawon, recognizing the organization’s vital role and the impact of its programs across the West Bank, including Jerusalem, Gaza, the 1948 territories, and Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon.

As part of the project "Enhancing the Resilience of Palestinian Households in Rural Communities in the West Bank through Livelihood and Protection Interventions", funded by Danish Muslim Aid and implemented by Taawon in partnership with the Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Nablus Governorate witnessed a series of impactful initiatives aimed at empowering women and fostering agricultural awareness among children.