The session addressed the concept of volunteerism and its importance in the lives of young people and society, its role in enhancing the spirit of initiative, responsibility, and belonging, developing skills and abilities, and investing the energies of young people in serving their local communities, alongside promoting values of cooperation, solidarity, and active participation in facing challenges and contributing to achieving sustainable development.
The trainer also touched on the importance of volunteering in providing young people with practical experience, developing leadership and teamwork skills, communication, building personality, enhancing self-confidence, and feeling responsible towards society.
At the Northern Mazar Girls Center, a participatory awareness activity titled "Artificial Intelligence" was implemented in cooperation with Al-Mazar Basic School, outside the plan, with the participation of 30 girls from the age group of 13 years, in the presence of the school principal Fatima Al-Amri, and presented by the teacher Khadija Abu Zaytun.
The activity addressed the concept of artificial intelligence and its mechanism of operation in a simplified manner, alongside introducing the most prominent applications in educational, cognitive, and daily life fields, reviewing examples of its uses, while touching on the importance of responsible use of technology, verifying information, and not relying entirely on artificial intelligence tools.
The activity witnessed interaction from the participants through asking questions and discussing a number of topics related to artificial intelligence, which contributed to enhancing their digital awareness and encouraging them to safely and responsibly deal with modern technologies and benefit from them in developing their educational and cognitive skills.
On the sports side, a blue belt examination was conducted at the Deir Abi Said Model Girls Center for participants in the Taekwondo program, within the age group of (12–16) years, under the supervision of the trainer Yara Al-Deek.
The examination was held in the presence of a specialized committee from the Jordan Taekwondo Federation and the Ministry of Youth, where the participants underwent accredited technical and skill tests to evaluate their progress and eligibility to obtain the blue belt, and the results showed that all participants, numbering 22, passed the examination successfully.
These activities reflect the diversity of programs implemented by youth centers, and their keenness to provide educational, training, and sports spaces that contribute to developing the skills of young men and women, enhancing their community participation, and developing their abilities in line with the objectives of the Ministry of Youth.
