Conclusion of the Southern Youth Centers Boxing Championship

The Taybeh Youth and Young Women's Center from the Petra District won (9) medals: (3) gold, (3) silver, and (3) bronze, while the Busaira and Qadisiyah Youth and Young Women's centers from Tafilah garnered (18) colored medals, consisting of (9) gold, (5) silver, and (4) bronze.

From Karak, the Faqou' Model Youth Center excelled, with its players winning (9) medals: one gold, (4) silver, and (4) bronze, while the Al-Mujib District Youth and Young Women's Center obtained (7) medals: one gold, (5) silver, and one bronze.

In turn, the Al-Husayniyah Youth and Young Women's Center from Ma'an achieved (9) medals out of (10) participants, consisting of (4) gold, (4) silver, and one bronze.

The championship comes within the Ministry of Youth's plans aimed at discovering and supporting young sports talents, developing their physical capabilities, and honing their skills.

The results confirmed the distinguished level reached by the players and the importance of supporting talents. They also reflected the efforts made in developing their capabilities and honing their athletic skills, which contributes to enhancing the presence of youth centers in sports tournaments and achieving accomplishments at the Kingdom level.

The youth directorates of the southern governorates praised the efforts of the coaches and those responsible for training and preparing the players, wishing them continued progress and success, and motivating them to continue excelling and achieving accomplishments in various sports forums.

On the other hand, the Aqaba Youth Directorate concluded the activities of the "Leadership Meeting for Empowerment and Capacity Building" camp with the participation of (20) young women from the youth centers in the governorate, as part of the Ministry of Youth's plans aimed at enhancing leadership skills and active citizenship among young women.

The camp included a series of field visits to a number of archaeological and historical sites in Amman, in addition to a visit to Ajloun Castle, with the aim of introducing the participants to Jordan's historical and cultural heritage and strengthening their values of belonging and national identity.

The activities also included awareness lectures that focused on the role of young women in achieving sustainable development goals and how to activate their role in building society.

The camp also witnessed an introductory workshop on the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work presented by the award's ambassador, Saeda Nawfal, during which she addressed the themes of women's empowerment and personal and professional capacity building, in addition to sharing inspiring experiences that motivated the young women to excel and lead in their local communities.

These programs come as an affirmation of the Ministry of Youth's vision to invest in youth energy and provide supportive spaces to develop their leadership skills in a way that serves the comprehensive national development process.

For his part, the Quwayra Youth Center concluded a table tennis tournament to hone talents and build physical and leadership skills.

The results led to Murad Khaled winning first place, Amr Abdulaziz winning second place, while Yamen Abdulaziz came in third place.