Working in partnership with the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE), Amideast implement three USAID-projects that have brought much-needed support for and investment in basic education in the West Bank.

As a proud partner on the YES program since its beginning, Amideast has enabled over 2,700 high school students to have the life-changing experience of an academic year exchange in the U.S.

The Yemen Youth Restoring Hope Project, also known as the Nahdhat Shabab Project, is empowering young men and women in Yemen to contribute to the rebuilding of their country.

In its first four years, Amideast's Skills for Success program has improved the employment prospects for nearly 5,000 young men and women regionwide.

Participation in the Access Program opened the doors to new academic opportunities for these young women from Egypt and Yemen.

More than 40 Fulbright alumni from Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Syria, and West Bank have launched projects and activities in diverse areas.

The EYE program aimed at helping young Tunisians to become independent and interdependent citizens, capable of building themselves, their communities, and their country in a democratic and inclusive way.

With donor support, Amideast will enable 10 additional Egyptian students to access the educational and supplemental benefits of the U.S.-Egypt HEI Scholarship program.

"Every youth is talented, and each one can use that talent if he or she is encouraged and appreciated by community leaders saying ‘thank you’ or ‘good job,’ even in Abyan,” asserts Nabil Awad Mater, 24, a recent diploma graduate in computer programming.