The workshop was held in line with the community security and peace pillar of the National Youth Strategy, and within the framework of efforts to strengthen youth responsibility in protecting lives and contributing to building a safe society.
On the other hand, the Aqaba Youth Directorate continued to hold introductory sessions for the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work, to encourage individuals and institutions to submit their voluntary initiatives and highlight their impact on serving the community.
In Ma'an, the Basta Youth Center carried out an introductory visit to the Directorate of Education, with the aim of strengthening institutional partnership between the Ministries of Youth and Education, spreading the culture of volunteerism, and introducing the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work and the mechanisms for participating in it.
The visit came within the framework of the center's efforts to expand the scope of participation in voluntary initiatives, in a way that contributes to consolidating the culture of volunteerism among students and serving the local community.
The Al-Sharah Youth Center also carried out a field visit to Tasan Secondary School for Boys and Tasan Mixed Secondary School, with the aim of introducing the award and the mechanisms for participating in it, spreading the culture of volunteerism among students, and motivating them to participate in community initiatives.
For its part, the Madaba Youth Directorate held an introductory session on the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work at the Dhiban District Education Directorate, with the participation of a number of male and female teachers, with the aim of encouraging participation in purposeful voluntary initiatives.
Trainer Awad Al-Tawalbeh, Head of the Programs and Activities Department at the Youth Directorate, and the award ambassador Taghreed Al-Jarameen, Head of the Dhiban Youth Center, discussed the award's vision, mission, and goals, as well as the most prominent updates for its fourth cycle.
The session emphasized the importance of the award in motivating individuals to launch qualitative initiatives that contribute to serving the community and promoting a culture of volunteerism and social responsibility, in a way that achieves a sustainable positive impact.
In turn, the Lib Youth and Young Women Center, in cooperation with the Crown Prince Foundation, implemented a training program to develop digital skills among young men and women, and enhance their ability to manage and store information in safe and effective ways, in line with the requirements of digital transformation and contributing to building a more aware and secure generation in dealing with technology.
