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Ambassador Marwan Emile Toubassi was born in Jerusalem in 1959, he received his secondary school degree from Friends School in Ramallah in 1977 and then received his BBA in Economics in 1983 and his Masters in International Studies in 2004 from Birzeit University and then a Seminar Diploma from Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government in 2005.
While he started his career as a Commercial manager in several Palestinian Investment and trading Companies, he held the position of the President of the Arab Christian Orthodox Council in Palestine from 1998 – 2006, and a member of executive boards in different NGOs and Social institutions.
In 2000 he was appointed Director General at the Ministry of Waqf and Religious Affairs and in 2003 was promoted to Assistant Deputy Minister for Christian Affairs in the same Ministry.
January 15, 2021 at 11:33 am
For the 170 pupils in Al-Maleh village in the West Bank, the three-hour journey to school was arduous. Sometimes it took three hours after they had navigated the Israeli security checkpoints, some on foot and others on donkeys. Eventually, many of them simply stopped going.
In mid-2019 Mahdi Daraghma, chairman of the local council, set up two tents which served as a makeshift school for the children in the hope that having it close by would encourage pupils to attend classes.
It worked, but there were other challenges. In the winter months the pupils shivered and rubbed their hands together – so Mahdi appealed to international organisations for funding. When it arrived a year or so later, he used the money to build four classrooms, each room 15 by 20 square metres, with brick walls and a tin roof.