The initiative, which started at the Faculty of Law, also aims at expanding students’ cultural background and allowing them to propose proper practical training.

The project also included the Public Relations Department and the Faculty of Medicine and Health Science and later on is to be joined by other faculties and departments.

The initiative organizes a series of extracurricular activities to shed light on An-Najah students’ excellence and innovation.

The Faculty of Law students have already held a number of events on political and social issues and women’s rights which were attended by students from the university various departments.

The infra thought group has also concluded a series of moot court training which was characterized by proposing real cases  allowing students to think and develop their speaking, advocacy and legal analysis skills.
On this occasion, Dr. Hattab met with the group to establish a preparatory committee consisting of students and staff members to carry out preparations for upcoming events.