Qalqilya Council Concludes 'Council Challenge' by Honoring 20 Winners
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Qalqilya Council concluded the 'Council Challenge' competition, amidst an atmosphere of joy, enthusiasm, and interaction, announcing the names of 20 winners of the prizes allocated for the challenge, in an event that brought together participants, their families, and council members in a festive atmosphere.
The Director General of Qalqilya Council, Mr. Muhammad Samiq, said that the challenge was aimed at enhancing communication with the local community and creating an interactive space that brings together the people of Qalqilya and the local community in an atmosphere of participation and joy, noting that the interaction witnessed by the challenge reflects the importance of community initiatives that open the door for the public to participate and communicate.
Mr. Samiq said that the goal of the 'Council Challenge' goes beyond the idea of prizes, to be a space for interaction and communication with the local community, pointing out that the council, since its establishment, has carried the message of serving the local community and the people of Qalqilya, and that the coming phase will witness the development of its tools and programs to keep pace with the aspirations and needs of the community members.
The council indicated that the coming phase is based on a vision that aims to transform it into an active community platform, gathering community members and supporting initiatives, and providing programs in social, cultural, youth, and educational fields, affirming that the 'Council Challenge' represents the beginning of a new phase that includes launching new goals, programs, and initiatives to serve the local community.
Member of the council's administrative body, Imad Abdul Rahman Zaid, during the event, stressed that the real investment lies in the human being, their ideas, and their ability to participate, interact, and shape the future, noting that the 'Council Challenge' came within the framework of enhancing communication with the local community and listening to the ideas of its children, which contributes to turning ideas into goals, and goals into work and achievement felt by community members.
He recalled the speech of His Majesty King Abdullah II bin Al-Hussein before the United Nations General Assembly, affirming the council's administrative body's support for the positions carried by the speech towards Arab issues, foremost of which is the Palestinian issue and the right of the Palestinian people to freedom, dignity, and the establishment of their independent state, alongside affirming the importance of the international community assuming its responsibilities towards humanitarian crises and suffering.
The administrative body member, Engineer Imran Samiq, said that the final phase of the challenge witnessed a noticeable interaction from the participants, who followed the stages of the challenge since its launch, amidst a state of excitement and anticipation to know the names of the winners, up to the moment of the draw and the announcement of the results.
He also expressed his thanks to everyone who participated, interacted, and followed the stages of the challenge, affirming that this event represents the beginning of new initiatives and activities that the council intends to organize during the coming phase, including collecting one hundred thousand used books and recycling them, and opening two new halls to serve the events of the people of the region.
He congratulated the twenty winners of the competition, which was electronically drawn in the presence of the public, wishing them further success, and the event concluded with the distribution of prizes to the winners, amidst festive atmospheres that reflected the joy that accompanied the 'Council Challenge' competition since its launch.
