Bethlehem – As part of the ongoing partnership between Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) and the SFI, an NPA delegation visited the institute today to review the key achievements and activities carried out throughout the year.

The institute’s team presented to the delegation the most significant youth initiatives carried out during the year, including programs implemented by the Student Forum Institute in community empowerment, specialized training in monitoring and evaluation, digital media, podcast episodes, solidarity stands, as well as ongoing volunteer and youth work programs, among other activities.

The team also highlighted the impact of these programs in strengthening the role of youth within their communities and providing safe and enabling spaces for them to lead initiatives that address their needs. They emphasized the importance of the partnership with Norwegian People’s Aid in supporting the institute’s efforts to expand its interventions.

For their part, the NPA delegation praised the institute’s efforts throughout the year and the developmental steps it is undertaking—both administratively and in reinforcing participatory approaches with youth. They affirmed the continuation of cooperation to support initiatives and ideas that enhance community resilience and create tangible impact.

This visit comes as part of the regular follow-up of the institute’s activities and to reinforce the strategic partnership between both sides in a way that serves the aspirations of Palestinian youth and empowers them to play an active role in driving community change.