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Visiting An Najah National University in Nablus

We promote friendship and understanding between the people of Dundee and the people of Nablus

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    DNTA Exhibition is now online

    We created an exhibition to engage with the people of Dundee and tell them about our twin city of Nablus. You can see the exhibition recreated online here.

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  • Convener's Report 2024

    DNTA Convener’s Report 2024

    Our Convener, Mary McGregor, reports on a busy year for DNTA and yet another difficult year for the people of Nablus.

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    Nablus in Need

    Dundee-Nablus Twinning Association (DNTA) is responding to the current economic crisis in Nablus by sending donations to help some specific projects. We are working in conjunction with FONSA‘s Nablus in […]

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    Double film success

    Bye Bye Tiberias (2023)and The Silent Protest (2019) In a partnership with DNTA, DCA screened Bye Bye Tiberias (2023) and The Silent Protest 1929 (2019) as part of the Dundee […]

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  • DNTA News February 2024

    Nablus and West Bank under attack, meeting with the Deputy Mayor of Nablus and films about Palestine next month.

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    Nablus university attacked

    On Monday 15th Jan 2024, Israeli occupation forces entered the An Najah National University campus in Nablus. They arrested several students and assaulted some staff members.

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Learning about Olive Trees in Palestine

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Naseer Arafat explains tradional Nablus Soap Making