The MOU aimed to exchange information on laws, regulations, provisions and ‎criminal justice systems, as well as to hold training programs for law students in ‎general and the University’s Legal clinic’s students in particular in ‎the fields of juvenile justice, the juvenile courts and the penal mediation process ‎in the juvenile justice system.‎

Signed by Dr. Naeem Salameh, Dean of the Faculty of Law and Mr. Thaer ‎Khalil, Head of the Juvenile Protection Office, the MOU stressed on regular ‎bilateral consultations to review the level and magnitude of cooperation in ‎training and mutual legal assistance.‎

Dr. Salameh said that the signing of the MOU was within the framework of ‎bilateral cooperation by holding joint training programs in the field of juvenile ‎justice system and penal mediation and knowledge sharing, praising the strong ‎and deep-rooted relations between the Faculty of Law and the Palestinian Public ‎Prosecution.‎