Palestinian reality is debated across the globe. However, often by international academics, journalists and politicians. The Danish House in Palestine has invited a number of Palestinians representing different outlooks and areas of expertise to share their perspectives.
“In late 2016, we began exploring options for expanding our cultural activities to include sports. We decided on a pilot project about boxing, an area with strong traction in both Palestine and Denmark.” Director Lone Bildsøe Lassen in the latest newsletter.
The Danish House in Palestine is a non-profit, non-governmental, politically independent organization. We facilitate dialogue and cultural exchanges between Danish and Palestinian practitioners. Our aim is to strengthen bilateral relations and encourage mutual respect and understanding between Denmark and Palestine.
The Danish House in Palestine is located in a beautiful, renovated house in Ramallah’s old city. We are open Sunday to Thursday from 9am to 4pm (10am to 3pm during Ramadan). You are always welcome to stop by for a cup of coffee and a talk.