Sana'a:The "Emerging Talents" program for schoolgirls continues in the capital on Thursday. Organized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, represented by the General Administration for Youth, this initiative is in coordination with the Activities Department of the Capital Secretariat's Education Office (Girls' Sector).
According to Yemen News Agency, the program involves 120 talented students from 25 schools and aims to develop the participants' skills and creativity in the fields of storytelling, theater, and creative writing.
In the storytelling track, under the guidance of instructor Ghadeer Al-Ra'ini, participants learned the fundamentals of narrative, plot elements, the art of dialogue, and linguistic editing. The theater track, led by instructor Sireen Hassan, covered the concept of theater, types of plays, the components of a stage, and practical exercises in writing and performing plays. Meanwhile, the "Future Writers" track, supervised by instructor Malak Al-Junaid, focused on techniques for transforming personal experiences into stories, developing fictional characters, and managing conflict.
Samah Al-Arri, Director of the Ministry's Talent Department, delivered cultural and awareness-raising lectures. These sessions explored the life and legacy of the "Martyr Leader," Sayyid Hussein Badr al-Din al-Houthi, discussing his deep connection to the Holy Quran, his motivations for *jihad*, and his ultimate objectives, while also highlighting stories of societal resilience. The lectures also addressed the role of martyrs in the September 21 Revolution, highlighting the achievements of the martyred leader, the principles that guided his actions, and the concept of the selection of martyrs.
This program is part of the Ministry of Youth and Sports' commitment to nurturing and developing the literary and artistic talents of female school students.
