Manama, Aug. 11 (BNA): Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfiqi, Minister of Youth Affairs, affirmed that His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa’s vision and aspirations have established a national approach that puts the Bahraini individual at the center of progress and development, giving young generations ample opportunities to learn, grow, and showcase their abilities in a variety of fields.
Youth Minister highlights opportunities for youth to realise their ambitions
She continued by saying that the leadership of His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, demonstrates a dedication to educating a generation that can adapt to a world that is changing quickly by being open to new experiences, knowledge, and abilities.
The minister stated in a statement commemorating International Youth Day that young people’s paths are molded by their cumulative experiences, accomplishments, and knowledge, as well as by their initiative and readiness to learn from each event. Every encounter a young person has, she pointed out, advances the country by increasing their awareness of their potential, expanding their horizons, and bolstering their willingness to influence both their own and Bahrain’s futures.
She praised His Highness Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, HM the King’s Representative for Humanitarian Work and Youth Affairs and Chairman of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports, for his vision and initiatives, which have made practical experience a crucial part of Bahraini youth’s journey, increasing learning, participation, and challenge opportunities and empowering young people to realize their potential.
The minister stated that the next phase will provide young people more chances to put the knowledge and skills they have learned into practice, pointing out that success in a world that is changing swiftly will depend on their capacity to learn quickly, adapt, innovate, and come up with answers.
According to her, the Ministry of Youth Affairs strives to offer a variety of experiences that expose young people to actual challenges, give them the chance to learn by doing, collaborate with others, take on new responsibilities, and transform ideas into projects that enhance their experiences and advance their abilities.
The minister reaffirmed that youth development initiatives are essential in providing young people with the information, opportunities, and experience they need to recognize their goals, make wise decisions, and move confidently in the direction of realizing them.
In closing, she congratulated Bahrain’s youth on International Youth Day and expressed delight in their aspirations, love of learning, and resolve to have a bigger influence and accomplish more.
