EUPOL COPPS recently organised a workshop on “Prospects of Cooperation with Civil Society Organizations”, the main scope of which was to enhance the transparency and accountability through increasing awareness among citizens about the complaint’s units and their mechanism and procedures, as well as aiming at building the partnership with civil society organizations in Palestinian on mutual activities, exchanging knowledge in various fields, and strengthening the cooperation on service delivery to the citizens.

“The partnership with civil society and private sector is one of the most important components for the Palestinian society and such partnership is also a backbone of the governmental reform programme which focuses on delivering high quality services to the citizens”, said Dr. Amjed Ghanem, Secretary General of the Council of Ministers.

EUPOL COPPS is a firm supporter of the partnership of the civil society organizations with the government’s departments, which in turn ensures full transparency and accountability in society.

Whilst reiterating its support, EUPOL COPPS stands ready and willing to continue assisting and supporting the complaints system in order to provide more protection to the basic human rights which the Palestinian citizens should fully enjoy.