Youth Affairs Minister attends closing ceremony of “Gulf Aware Leaders – Wellbeing and Leadership” programme, highlights importance of GCC youth cooperation

Manama, Dec. 11 (BNA): Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfiqi, Minister of Youth Affairs, attended the closing ceremony of the “Gulf Conscious Leaders – Wellbeing and Management” programme, noting that it supplies a novel platform for creating management and developmental abilities amongst youth and opens broader alternatives for interplay and expertise trade amongst younger individuals from totally different GCC states.

Minister Tawfiqi highlighted that such initiatives reinforce a shared Gulf identification and promote a spirit of cooperation amongst youth within the area. She additionally emphasised the significance of joint Gulf youth initiatives in strengthening cooperation and solidarity among the many youth of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states, according to the directives of the leaders of the GCC, which persistently encourage enhancing youth capabilities and supporting their progress to play an energetic function in growth and prosperity.

She defined that the ministry ensured the programme was performed innovatively and qualitatively, integrating coaching and abilities growth with leisure actions and visits to key websites within the Kingdom, aiming to offer a complete expertise that develops youth abilities, enriches their cultural and social information, and enhances their capability for innovation and neighborhood management.

The minister highlighted that the success of this programme and different youth initiatives represents a major step in supporting youth initiatives and initiatives throughout the GCC, with a view to persevering with and increasing efforts to empower youth to play a significant function in growth and prosperity.

She added that she hopes the workshops and coaching actions included within the programme will assist refine youth abilities and strengthen their talents, thereby enhancing their energetic contribution to neighborhood service and constructive participation in social growth, noting that the expertise offered contributors with a chance to develop management abilities and foster innovation and initiative, making ready a technology able to contributing successfully to growth and prosperity within the GCC states.

The programme’s closing ceremony included addresses from collaborating delegations, who highlighted the significance of the programme in creating management talents and private and social abilities amongst youth. The ceremony additionally showcased programme outcomes and honoured contributors and contributors in an environment reflecting Gulf cooperation and joint youth engagement.

H.Ok, A.J