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Women Entrepreneurs Network Meets with Jisr az-Zarqa Local Council Head

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The "Riyadiyat" network from the Equality Center visited Jisr az-Zarqa and met with local council head Murad Amash. The educational tour focused on the town's challenges and opportunities. The visit included tours of local services, tourism sites, and the fishermen's village.

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  • The "Riyadiyat" network visited Jisr az-Zarqa and met with local council head Murad Amash.
  • The visit aimed to understand challenges and opportunities facing the town.
  • Participants toured municipal services, tourism facilities, and the fishermen's village.

The "Riyadiyat" network, associated with the Equality Center, recently conducted a field visit to Jisr az-Zarqa. During the educational tour, participants met with the head of the local council, Sheikh Murad Amash, to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the town. The program also included visits to municipal service institutions, tourism facilities, and the fishermen's village.

The Equality Center's "Riyadiyat" network aims to support and connect women entrepreneurs. This visit was part of their ongoing efforts to understand and address the specific needs of different communities.

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