Participants also discussed a proposal to launch an electronic application for the foundation with the aim of facilitating youth access to opportunities, programs, and initiatives, in addition to identifying the most prominent challenges and obstacles that limit their participation, and proposing practical solutions that contribute to enhancing their presence and involvement in various fields.
In turn, the Petra Youth and Young Women's Center participated in the "Takatuf" camp to reduce random littering, which was held at the Amman Youth Hostel, as part of the Ministry of Youth's programs in cooperation with the Ministry of Environment.
In Tafilah, the Al-Ain Al-Bayda Young Women's Center held a lecture on the art of novel writing within the framework of creative writing, with the aim of developing the participants' skills, enhancing their literary abilities, and encouraging them to express their ideas in a creative style.
The center also implemented a training program entitled Entrepreneurial Project Management, in cooperation with the Beit Al-Mashreq Academy and the Crown Prince Foundation.
The program aimed to develop entrepreneurial skills among the participants, enable them to turn their ideas into viable projects, and enhance their planning and innovation capabilities.
Furthermore, the Al-Qadisiyah Youth and Young Women's Center and the Model Tafilah Young Women's Center conducted training on UN Security Council Resolution 2250 regarding youth, peace, and security, as part of the Ministry of Youth's efforts to empower youth, enhance their role in spreading a culture of peace and security, and develop their leadership and community skills.
The training covered an introduction to the resolution and its main themes, the role of youth in peacebuilding and enhancing community security, the importance of their active participation in decision-making, spreading a culture of dialogue, tolerance, and acceptance of others, and promoting the values of citizenship, belonging, and teamwork.
