On Wednesday, March 18, 2015, An-Najah National University concluded the conference on "reinforcing cooperation between the Palestinian universities and the private sector" at the Korean Palestinian IT Institute of Excellence.  

The closing session came out with a number of recommendations for both the public and the private sector, which included restructuring the curricula at the primary and high schools of Palestine by providing subjects which encourage creativity and innovation. It also recommended providing the Palestinian universities with similar, more advanced which would be taught by experts from the private sector.  

Adjusting the intellectual property's law to match the international law provided by the WIPO was also recommended, as well as the idea of ice-breaking between the public and the private sectors and bridging cooperation following the strategy of co-petition was emphasized.

In addition, the conference recommended encouraging scientific research which seeks to solve the problems encountered by the private sector. This step would eventually lead to cooperation by bringing together the people who work in the field of scientific research and innovation with the people in the industry field.

The Conference’s theme was developing cooperation between the private and university sectors that would eventually lead to the improvement of the economic future of Palestine.

The Conference organizers invited the Palestinian universities to provide the private sector with scientific research and recommendations concerning the problems facing the Palestinian institutions.

On the other hand, they invited the private sector to provide the Palestinian universities with information about the private sector and the problems it faces. Moreover, the Conference recommended funding the Palestinian universities’ projects, building scientific research centers equipped with advanced devices and providing job opportunities for the Palestinian graduates.