Continued implementation of sports programs in Karak
Awareness activities for environmental and public facility preservation
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Youth centers in Karak Governorate continue to implement their programs and activities aimed at developing youth skills and enhancing their athletic and creative capabilities, as part of the programs executed by the Ministry of Youth.
In this context, the Al-Mujib Youth and Young Women's Center conducted boxing program training under the supervision of coach Mahmoud Al-Mawajdeh, where the training includes warm-up and fitness exercises and the application of basic boxing skills, contributing to the development of physical and skill-based abilities and fostering discipline and sportsmanship.
The Faqou Youth Center continues to implement the boxing program, in addition to the Prince Ali Centers for Football Prospects program, through various training sessions that focus on developing athletic and physical skills, discovering and refining talents, and promoting teamwork and a spirit of competition.
In the same context, the Al-Qatraneh Youth Center continues the activities of the Prince Ali Centers for Football Prospects program, through sports training aimed at developing the football and physical skills of the participants, and enhancing their technical and motor abilities in an interactive sports environment.
On another note, the Faqou Young Women's Center organized the first day of the training workshop "Design Thinking in the Digital World," in cooperation with Generations For Peace, with the participation of 35 young women and under the supervision of trainer Aryam Al-Amarin. The workshop focused on developing creative thinking, creating innovative solutions, and utilizing digital tools and artificial intelligence in building entrepreneurial ideas and projects.
Awareness activities
The Wadi Karak Youth and Young Women's Center organized an awareness workshop on littering and a voluntary cleaning campaign titled "Your Center is Your Second Home," with the participation of 15 young members of the center, coinciding with the launch of cleaning campaigns across the Kingdom.
According to the center's management, the event comes as part of the activities of the executive program for the national strategy for cleanliness and reducing littering, and also falls within the series of awareness events implemented by the center to promote positive behaviors among youth and serve the local community.
The workshop addressed the importance of curbing the phenomenon of littering, introduced the national and strategic pillars related to cleanliness, and emphasized the role of youth in preserving the environment and public facilities. The campaign included cleaning the interior and exterior of the center's building, as part of an environmental activity aimed at raising awareness about the importance of maintaining the cleanliness of the environment and public facilities, encouraging youth to participate in environmental initiatives, and consolidating the culture of volunteer work and social responsibility.
