He also monitored the progress of the English language program for job seekers, which is implemented by the ministry within the plan to activate youth centers in cooperation with the AMIDEAST organization, aiming to develop the linguistic and communication skills of the participants and enhance their abilities to apply for jobs and meet the requirements of the labor market.
At the Malih Women Center, Dr. Al-Adwan inspected the center's facilities and instructed that maintenance work be carried out to meet its needs, contribute to improving its facilities, and provide a suitable environment for implementing youth programs and activities.
He attended a training and introductory session on the fourth edition of the Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Work, during which female participants learned about the award's objectives, categories, and application mechanisms, as well as the importance of documenting volunteer initiatives and highlighting their impact in community service, contributing to fostering a culture of volunteering and encouraging young women to participate in initiatives that meet the needs of their communities.
Dr. Al-Adwan also visited the Malih Youth Center, inspected its facilities, followed the progress of the taekwondo program, and reviewed the training received by participants, noting the program's role in developing their physical and skill-based capacities, enhancing focus, discipline, and commitment, and instilling the values of teamwork.
He met with the members and listened to their needs, emphasizing the importance of providing sports programs that invest in youth energy, contribute to discovering their talents and developing their capabilities, and allow them to engage in sports activities in a suitable environment.
Dr. Al-Adwan concluded his tour by visiting the Madaba Youth and Women Center, where he observed the progress of the taekwondo and boxing programs, the Prince Ali Promising Schools, as well as the drawing program.
He reviewed the training and activities provided to participants and their role in developing sports and artistic skills, discovering and refining talents, and providing opportunities for young men and women to develop their capacities and enhance their participation in programs that match their interests.
Dr. Al-Adwan emphasized the importance of the programs implemented by the ministry in youth centers, aimed at developing youth capacities, enhancing their skills, refining their talents, and boosting their participation in sports, cultural, and training fields. He pointed out the ministry's keenness to provide programs that respond to their needs and grant them opportunities for learning, training, and gaining experience.
Dr. Al-Adwan noted that the ministry, through the center modernization plan, is working on developing youth programs, enhancing the infrastructure of youth and sports facilities, and empowering youth workers, in line with royal directives and contributing to strengthening the role of youth in various fields.
