Palestinian Authority prime minister Salam Fayyad will participate Wednesday in a debate with Muhannad al-Rabi, director of the Free Palestinian Youth Coalition, broadcast live on Palestinian TV.
Al-Rabi said the coalition would deliver a message from the Palestinian youth, mainly on social and economic issues. He hoped the debate would result in solutions for the youth sector.
The youth leader thanked Fayyad for agreeing to the debate, which is being held in cooperation with Al-Najah University in Nablus and will be shown on various Palestinian TV networks.
A day earlier the Palestinian Authority said it asked a special economic committee to study a government memo about the rising cost of living in the occupied territories.
The committee will respond to the memo, prepared by the ministry of national economy, within two days. The report focuses on possible ways to cope with the situation amid growing protests.
The assignment was made during the PA cabinet’s weekly meeting in Ramallah where Fayyad and his ministers discussed the financial situation as they prepared a budget for 2013.
The session was held as protests raged on streets across the West Bank against rising prices.
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