A fitness hall for Karak's ((youth and young women)) coming soon

This came during the Minister Al-Adwan's inspection, in the presence of Karak Governor Qablaan Al-Sharif, the Minister's advisor Bassam Al-Khalayla, the Acting Director of Infrastructure and Facilities Eng. Diaa Al-Majali, the Director of Procurement Osama Al-Aqayle, and Youth Director Dr. Thamer Al-Majali, of the ongoing maintenance and development works at the Center's facilities to rehabilitate its infrastructure, ensuring an environment conducive to sports activities and effective youth programs, and enhancing the Center's ability to fulfill its developmental and community role.

Al-Adwan affirmed that the Ministry is working within a plan to develop and activate youth centers, which includes developing infrastructure, developing programs provided to young people, and empowering those working with young people, ensuring a safe and motivating environment that responds to the needs of young people and allows them to develop their skills and talents and invest them optimally.

Tour to Petra

The Minister of Youth, Dr.. Raed Al-Adwan, also inspected the implementation of youth programs in the Petra District, as part of his inspection tour of a number of southern governorates.

Al-Adwan followed, at the Youth and Young Women Center in Taybeh, in the presence of Ma'an Governor Khaled Al-Hajjaj, the English language skills enrichment program, which the Ministry implements in cooperation with Al-Balqa Applied University, within the Youth Development Project, and the Artificial Intelligence Tools Usage Program, implemented in partnership with the Crown Prince Foundation, listening to the most prominent needs and training requirements of the participants.

Al-Adwan continued his tour to the Petra Youth and Young Women Center, where he met with a group of young men and women participating in painting and organ programs, and the participants presented artistic performances for the Jujitsu and Taekwondo programs, and he met at the Center with members of the Grandmothers Club, which is concerned with teaching heritage and folk heritage to generations, in addition to following the speech clinic program at the Center, listening to models of its work with people with disabilities, and the services it provides to beneficiaries.

Al-Adwan affirmed that the Ministry is working within a plan to develop and activate youth centers, which includes developing infrastructure, developing programs provided to young people, and empowering those working with young people, ensuring a safe and motivating environment that responds to the needs of young people and allows them to develop their skills and talents.

He pointed out that following the outputs of training programs and reviewing the needs of young people comes within the framework of the Ministry's keenness to develop programs according to their interests and requirements, and enhance their opportunities to acquire language and modern technology skills, arts, and sports.

Al-Adwan also inaugurated the Wadi Musa Club's playground, in the presence of a number of local community members.

The club president, Dr.. Mahmoud Al-Hasanat, reviewed the club's journey and its sports, cultural, and social role, before honoring the age groups of football in the club.