The Ministry of Women's Affairs concluded the training program on the development of research skills in women's issues, which was presented to a number of female researchers within the activities of the Palestinian Centre for Women’s Research and Studies. The program was funded by Cinta Gaza Malaysia and implemented by Ibdaa Foundation for Training.

Deputy of the Ministry of Women's Affairs, Amira Haroun, emphasized the importance of such training programs on women's issues in the community for the findings and recommendations they provide, affecting the decision-making and the promotion of women's intellectual and cultural outputs.

She thanked Cinta Gaza Malaysia for its interest and belief in the intellectual aspect of women's issues and the subsequent achievement of graduating this group of female researchers, who produced studies and papers.

Nuha Eleyan, a representative of Cinta Gaza Malaysia, spoke about the institute’s full belief and continued support for women's issues and the Palestinian people, and expressed their pleasure at the completion of these papers, which will contribute to the development of the reality of Palestinian women, emphasizing their work to be supportive to the Palestinian society.

In the same context, the Director of Ibdaa Foundation Abdulsalam Wahba spoke about their work in the Foundation to achieve the best training environment for different groups, working with capable trainers and providing distinctive training programs.

Manal Al-Anqar, on behalf of the trainees, thanked the Ministry of Women's Affairs, and the program sponsors, who believed in its importance and the need for its implementation, as well as the implementing institution and the distinguished trainers through it.

The trainees presented the political papers and the fact sheets they completed as final outputs from training after choosing the titles in coordination with the Ministry in order to be in need and improve the plans and decisions based on them.