The technical and administrative staff of Aqaba Sons Union Club announced the list of the under 20 years team for the new football season, under the leadership of the technical director Fadl Al-Kharsha, in preparation for participating in the age group league competitions.
Al-Kharsha pointed to the team's readiness despite the short preparation period, which resulted from the pressure of the tournament schedule, noting that the work and focus continue in order to appear in a manner that befits the club's name, while expressing the club's confidence in the players to achieve the desired goals and future aspirations.
The team began its journey in the tournament by facing the Monopoly Kings Club team at Aqaba International Stadium.
For its part, Aqaba Youth City Club continues table tennis training under the supervision of Kamel Al-Sheikh and Jamil Al-Jaafra, which aims to develop skills, improve physical fitness, and enhance the spirit of competition among participants.
On another note, the Camel Racing Committee continues its preparations for the second International Camel Endurance Championship, which will be held at Sheikh Zayed Al Nahyan Track in Wadi Rum's Al-Daisah area during the period 16-21 next month.
The championship is held as part of the Sixth Jordan Festival for Camel Races and Nabati Poetry, where
the organizing committee issued the detailed program for the festival, which includes various camel races, camel competitions, Nabati poetry councils, and accompanying cultural and heritage events.
The first edition of the championship was held in 2024 in Saudi Arabia, which witnessed Jordanian brilliance with the camel racer Rawan Salah winning second place in the endurance race on a mule «Irbid».
On another front, within the framework of youth programs in Aqaba, the Al-Qaweirat Young Women's Center implemented a volunteer activity aimed at enhancing environmental awareness and reinforcing the values of volunteerism.
The activity came as part of the Ministry of Youth's ongoing efforts to empower young women and activate their role in serving their local communities and developing their sense of social responsibility.
In Ma'an, the Sharah Youth Center participated in the «My City, My Pride»initiative, in cooperation with the Sharah Mountains Cultural Center, Sharah Municipality, Al-Marigha Sports Club, and Al-Ath'ar Charitable Association, within the framework of promoting volunteerism culture and reinforcing the values of participation and social responsibility.
The initiative included the implementation of a number of field works aimed at improving the general appearance and preserving the environment and public facilities, contributing to enhancing the beauty of the region and maintaining its cleanliness.
The initiative embodied the spirit of cooperation and giving, and reflected the active role of youth and local community institutions in serving society and contributing to improving the environment and public facilities.
Meanwhile, the Ma'an Youth Directorate, at the Shobak Young Women's Center, concluded the English-speaking job seekers program, which is implemented by the Ministry of Youth in cooperation with the company «Amdist»as part of the Youth Development Project, one of the American Embassy projects in Amman, with the participation of 15 young women and the trainer Thaer Mahajnah. The program included a set of training and activities that focused on developing and enhancing the skills and abilities of the participants, contributing to their readiness to join the labor market.
