Sana'a: The Youth Training and Development Center at the Ministry of Youth and Sports in Sana'a honored 75 graduates from the Computer, Graphics, and Languages departments. The ceremony is part of the center's efforts to develop the skills of young women and equip them with scientific and practical competencies that meet modern requirements.
According to Yemen News Agency, Deputy Minister of Youth for the Youth Sector, Abdullah Al-Razhi, emphasized the importance of continuing to focus on preparing young talent and empowering them with contemporary knowledge and skills. He noted that the center plays an active role in training and qualifying young men and women in areas such as computing, languages, and practical skills, contributing to enhancing their efficiency and expanding their opportunities for participation in work, production, and community service.
Al-Razhi praised the students' efforts during their studies, considering this achievement a reflection of dedication, perseverance, and diligence. He highlighted the revolutionary and political leadership's commitment to supporting scientific and vocational qualification by expanding educational and training opportunities and providing specialized programs that empower youth and women, reinforcing their role in development and nation-building.
The ceremony was attended by directors of youth centers and science clubs at the Ministry of Youth, including Mohammed Nu'man, Ahmed Al-Salwi, Ahmed Al-Mahdi, Engineer Ahmed Al-Tuwaiti, Ahmed Al-Omari, Wael Al-Qurashi, and the center's Academic Officer, Malik Al-Shar'abi. It featured a film presentation prepared and executed by the center's students, showcasing projects and works completed during the training period, alongside cultural performances reflecting the participants' creativity.
At the conclusion of the event, the Deputy Minister of Youth, together with the Director of Youth Centers and Science Clubs, honored the graduates and distributed certificates.