Among its wide collection of rehabilitation projects in Bethlehem District, funded by the Government of Sweden / Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), through United Nations Educational, Scientific, Culture Organization (UNESCO) – Ramallah Office, Centre for Cultural Heritage Preservation (CCHP) has signed the agreement to rehabilitate the facilities of Tulkarem Church with the Orthodox Charitable Society, the partner organization of the project.

Among the series of activities carried out in Bethlehem, the Centre for Cultural Heritage Preservation CCHP organized an awareness meeting with schoolchildren from Evangelical Lutheran School in Beit Sahour to introduce them to our cultural heritage and its components and to promote awareness of the value and importance of this heritage and the initiatives undertaken by the centre for the advancement of cultural heritage and preserving it.

Among the series of activities carried out in Bethlehem, the Centre for Cultural Heritage Preservation CCHP organized an awareness meeting with schoolchildren from Dar Al-Kalima School in Bethlehem to introduce them to our cultural heritage and its components and to promote awareness of the value and importance of this heritage and the initiatives undertaken by the centre for the advancement of cultural heritage and preserving it.

Centre for Cultural Heritage Preservation signed an agreement to do evaluation study and survey for the Al-Khalidi estates and develop a rehabilitation plan for these estates.

The 5^th session of the specialized training course took place in September, was divided into three meetings targeting different subjects.  The first meeting took place from the 2^nd – 7^th of September, focusing on two important themes; Conservation of Wooden Elements and Historic Structures.