The Minister Inspects Maintenance and Development Projects of Youth Centers in Karak and Petra Governorate
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The Minister of Youth, Dr. Raed Sami Al-Adwan, inspected on Tuesday the progress of maintenance and development projects underway in youth centers in Karak and Petra Governorate.
Al-Adwan, in the presence of the Governor of Karak, Qablaan Al-Sharif, the Minister's advisor, Bassam Al-Khalayla, the Director of Infrastructure and Facilities Management at the agency, Eng. Diaa Al-Majali, the Director of Procurement, Osama Al-Akail, and the Director of Youth, Dr. Thamer Al-Majali, reviewed the maintenance and development works, ongoing works in the center's facilities and its needs, and instructed the establishment of a fitness hall to serve the youth.
In the youth centers of Taiba in Petra Governorate, Al-Adwan, in the presence of the Governor of Ma'an, Khalid Al-Hajjaj, followed the English language skills enrichment program, which is being implemented by the Ministry in cooperation with Al-Balqa Applied University, within the Youth Development Project sponsored by the United States, and the program for using artificial intelligence tools, implemented in partnership with the Crown Prince Foundation, and listened to the most prominent needs and training requirements of the participants.
The Minister of Youth met in Petra's youth and girls' center a group of participants in the painting and organ playing programs, where the participants presented artistic performances for the Jujitsu and Taekwondo programs.
Al-Adwan also met in the center members of the Grandmothers' Club, which is concerned with teaching the heritage and folk heritage of the generations, and followed the speech clinic program in the center, listening to samples of its work with people with disabilities and the services it provides to beneficiaries.
Al-Adwan confirmed that the Ministry is working within a plan to develop and activate youth centers, which includes developing infrastructure, developing programs provided to youth, and empowering workers with youth, to ensure a safe and motivating environment that responds to the needs of youth and allows them to develop their skills and talents.
He pointed out that following the outputs of training programs and reviewing the needs of youth comes within the framework of the Ministry's keenness to develop programs according to their interests and requirements, and to enhance their opportunities to acquire language and modern technology skills, arts, and sports.
At the end of the tour, the Minister of Youth sponsored the opening ceremony of the Wadi Musa Sports and Cultural Club's garden and playground, in the presence of a number of local community members, and the ceremony included a speech by the club's president, Dr. Mohannad Nasser Al-Hasanat, about the club's journey and its sports, cultural, and social role, a speech by the local community, a national song performance by the Wadi Musa Folk Arts Troupe, and a folkloric performance by the Al-Rajeef Troupe.
