Saada: The Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, Nabeh Nasser, along with Deputy Minister for the Youth Sector, Abdullah Al-Razhi, and Deputy Governor of Saada for Works Affairs, Ibrahim Al-Namri, today visited several clubs in the Saada governorate. The visit included inspections of Al-Salam Club in Saada city, Al-Jazeera Club in Damaj, and Al-Ittifaq Club in Al-Talh.
According to Yemen News Agency, the delegation, which also included Abdulilah Al-Hakim, Director of the Youth and Sports Office in the governorate, and Anas Al-Sharafi, Head of the Technical Committee for Activities and Summer Courses, assessed the clubs' performance, infrastructure, and activities. They focused on evaluating the clubs' needs to enhance their role in serving the youth of the region.
During the visit, the officials engaged with club representatives to discuss the progress of cultural and social programs, sports activities, and the challenges they face. Strategies to overcome these obstacles were also considered to improve the operational efficiency of these clubs.
The Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports emphasized the ministry's commitment to removing obstacles and providing necessary support to rejuvenate youth and sports activities. He highlighted the importance of enabling clubs to fulfill their roles as institutions that care for youth and sports, and to develop community awareness activities.
The Deputy Minister for the Youth Sector underscored the significance of the clubs in hosting young people and enhancing their skills across various fields. He stressed the need to activate cultural, awareness, and skill-building activities to empower young people and strengthen their community roles.
Deputy Governor Al-Namri reiterated the local authority's dedication to supporting the Ministry of Youth and Sports' efforts. He emphasized the importance of developing club infrastructure and advancing local sports to harness the potential of young people in contributing positively to the community.