The team participated with its core squad for the ILCA 6 category, featuring players Mutaz Al-Lahham, Waleed Alayan, and Salem Abu Hamteh, under the supervision of Egyptian technical director Omar El-Zaini and coach Mustafa Al-Atoum, amidst diverse technical levels and changing sea conditions.
The team players achieved good results, with Alayan finishing in ninth place, Al-Lahham in tenth, and Salem Abu Hamteh in thirteenth, in addition to Al-Lahham securing second place in the "One Race One Cup" race, earning Jordan second place in this special event.
The participation of the three players showed notable development throughout the days of the championship, as they were able to improve their performance and advance in the rankings as the competitions continued, reflecting their benefit from direct engagement with different levels of players.
The championship served as an important experience for the team players, especially in light of the diversity of competition levels and conditions. It also provided them with an opportunity to gain additional experience in dealing with various racing conditions, learn about new technical levels, and develop their ability to compete and continue improving their results.
On another note, the Aqaba Youth Center for Boys and Girls held an introductory session on the Al-Hussein Award for Voluntary Work at the Ninth Mixed Elementary School, with the aim of promoting a culture of volunteering and instilling values of giving and social responsibility among students.
The session, addressed by award ambassadors Adla Al-Maaytah and Yahya Al-Saeedeen, covered the concept of voluntary work and its importance in serving the community, its role in developing youth skills and fostering a spirit of initiative and teamwork, in addition to introducing the award's goals, categories, and application mechanism, and encouraging students to launch voluntary initiatives that contribute to serving the community and creating a positive impact.
The session came as part of the Ministry of Youth's efforts to spread a culture of voluntary work and motivate youth to employ their energies and ideas in community initiatives that promote values of cooperation, solidarity, and active citizenship.