Introductory session for the ambassadors of the Hussein Award for Voluntary Work in Karak
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The Karak Youth Directorate organized, at the Martyr Hazza' Al-Majali Hall, a training and introductory session for the ambassadors of the fourth cycle of the Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work for the year 2026, in the presence of the Director of Karak Youth, Dr. Thamer Al-Majali, heads of youth centers, and the award's liaison officers in the directorate.
The Director of the Directorate, Dr. Thamer Al-Majali, stated that voluntary work represents a fundamental pillar in building an active society capable of serving its individuals and institutions, and enhancing the values of belonging and social responsibility, pointing out the important role played by the award's ambassadors in spreading its message and enhancing its presence in the local community.
He explained that the session aimed to introduce the award's ambassadors to its vision, mission, objectives, and categories, and to empower them to perform their role in introducing the award to members of the local community, institutions, and government departments, providing support and guidance to those wishing to participate, and helping them complete the registration procedures.
According to Al-Majali, the session also addressed the importance of spreading the culture of voluntary work, appreciating the efforts of individuals and voluntary institutions, and expanding the base of participation in voluntary work to include various groups and components of society.
The session included a practical explanation of the registration mechanism for the award using Chatbot technology, through presentations and practical applications of the steps for electronic application and registration, in addition to introducing how to deal with the platform and answering technical inquiries of participants
