On Saturday, Director of Youth Programs and Activities Department in the Ministry of Youth of the Government of National Unity, Sanad Al Hamisi, conducted an inspection visit to review the conditions of the Al Bwanis Youth Care Center.
During the visit, the technical needs of the center were discussed and the necessary priorities for carrying out maintenance and equipment were determined to ensure providing a suitable environment for young people to practice their various activities. It was agreed to start maintenance work as soon as possible and provide the necessary resources to ensure its efficient implementation.
On the sidelines of the visit, a meeting was held that included the center’s work team, where the meeting discussed the ministry’s future vision for the youth centres, programs and activities that will be implemented during the coming period and the preparation of the revitalization plan for the year 2025 AD.
At the conclusion of the visit, the Director of Programs and Activities Department stressed the importance of adhering to the specified time plan. He also stressed the importance of implementing maintenance and development work in accordance with the required technical specifications, and the Ministry’s role in supporting youth centers and providing the necessary capabilities to achieve the desired goals.
In a related context, with the activities of the Ministry of Youth in the Government of National Unity, the local youth council in the municipality of Al-Asaba concluded the activities of the training workshop entitled “Public Function in Libyan Legislation,” with the participation of 20 young people working in government departments and sectors, as the workshop was presented by the contribution of legal professor Omar Zulayh, It aimed to enhance awareness of the rights and responsibilities of young employees, and to enable them to excel in their fields of work.
This workshop comes within a series of training sessions for the “Youth Awakening” initiative, which seeks to build the capabilities of young people and support them in their professional careers, as part of the Council’s plan to enhance effective youth participation in developing the public sector.
Last updated: November 9, 2024 – 23:39
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Youth Programs Expert
Time.news Editor: Welcome to this special interview! Today, we have an esteemed expert in youth programs, Dr. Fatima Nasser, who has been closely following the developments in youth care facilities across the region. Thank you, Dr. Nasser, for joining us.
Dr. Fatima Nasser: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss the important work being done in youth centers, especially concerning the recent inspection by Sanad Al Hamisi at the Al Bwanis Youth Care Center.
Editor: Indeed, it’s a significant step! Can you tell us why such inspections, like the one led by the Director of the Youth Programs and Activities Department, are crucial for youth centers?
Dr. Nasser: Absolutely. Inspections are vital as they allow government officials to assess the conditions and capabilities of youth centers firsthand. They help identify technical needs, prioritize maintenance, and allocate resources efficiently. This ensures that the environments where young people engage in activities are safe, welcoming, and conducive to their growth.
Editor: During the visit, they discussed maintenance work and resource allocation. How do you see this impacting the programs offered at the center?
Dr. Nasser: Proper maintenance is foundational for any activity program. When facilities are well-kept, it encourages youth participation and creates a space where they feel valued. By addressing technical specifications, the Ministry can enhance the quality of programs offered, ensuring they cater effectively to the needs of young people.
Editor: That brings us to the meeting that followed the inspection. It focused on the ministry’s future vision and the revitalization plan for 2025. What types of programs do you think would be beneficial for youth in the upcoming years?
Dr. Nasser: The focus should be on programs that promote both personal development and social engagement. Initiatives around mental health awareness, vocational training, and entrepreneurship could empower young people significantly. Additionally, incorporating digital literacy programs will prepare them for a rapidly changing job market.
Editor: Following the conclusion of the visit, Al Hamisi stressed adherence to the specified time plan all the while emphasizing technical requirements. How important is this adherence to timelines and specifications in project implementation?
Dr. Nasser: It’s crucial for a couple of reasons. First, timelines ensure accountability: everyone knows what is expected and by when. It also helps in effective resource management. When projects stick to specified technical requirements, it minimizes future issues, ultimately leading to a more sustainable youth program environment.
Editor: That’s insightful! Lastly, what role do you think the Ministry of Youth plays in supporting these centers beyond inspection visits?
Dr. Nasser: The Ministry’s role is multifaceted. Beyond inspections, they should advocate for funding, foster partnerships with local organizations, and provide ongoing training for staff at youth centers. This holistic approach can significantly impact the centers’ ability to adapt and thrive, making them hubs of positive youth engagement.
Editor: Dr. Nasser, thank you for your valuable insights today. It’s clear that the future of youth centers hinges on proactive measures and thoughtful programming.
Dr. Nasser: Thank you for having me! I look forward to seeing how these initiatives evolve, and hopefully, they will make a lasting impact on our youth.