In the Qalandia refugee camp, UNRWA’s training centre is a peaceful haven for young people mastering trades in the West Bank, but a recent Israeli ban on cooperation with the agency has put the centre’s future in jeopardy. With fears of restricted movement for employees and potential closures looming, students like Ahmed Naseef are uncertain about their future education and career prospects. The ban has also raised concerns about the impact on essential services provided by UNRWA, such as education and healthcare, for the thousands of refugees living in the West Bank.
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