Manama, November 11 (BNA) The second session of the youth parliamentary simulation session was launched today, Thursday, headed by Parliament Speaker Fawzia Zainal, in the presence of a number of ministers and government representatives.
HH Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, representative of His Majesty the King for Humanitarian Work and Youth Affairs, participated in the session.
He delivered a speech in which he thanked His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, appreciating His Majesty the King for His Majesty’s endless support for empowering young people, which would inspire hope in the hearts of young people and motivate them to achieve creativity and serve their country.
“Today we are reaping the fruits of this interest from His Majesty the King in the achievements made by these young people at home and abroad,” he said.
He expressed his appreciation for the support and attention provided by His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Crown Prince and Prime Minister, who made the youth sector a top priority in the government’s work program, stressing that young people are the most important partner in decision-makers and they are the Kingdom’s ambassadors.
He described the youth as “advisers of His Majesty the King”, pointing out that youth are the basis for building an honorable future, as they serve their country and bear responsibility with distinction and strength in the present and the future.
He said that young people represent a source of inspiration and creativity, and their desires are heard from the wise leadership that harnesses time, money and effort to serve Bahraini youth.
He expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the Parliament and the Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs for launching such targeted initiatives that enable young people to engage in public work and serve their country.
He stressed the importance of launching the Tamkeen Fund project and the Hope Fund project to support youth projects, which was a charitable initiative by His Majesty the King, and is a form of support directed to young people by adopting their pioneering initiatives to build their future. projects.
He said that he aspires to hear the proposals that will be discussed during the youth parliamentary simulation session. The House of Representatives also called for referring the outcomes of the session and students’ requests for study and implementation.
We thank His Highness for the contents of his speech, which carried important and expressive messages that would certainly contribute to stimulating the energies and capabilities of Bahrain’s youth, and opening broad horizons to harness their capabilities to support the nation’s march under the leadership. Your Majesty with more achievements,” the spokesperson said.
In her speech, she explained the key role played by His Majesty the King in supporting and following up His Highness the Crown Prince and the Prime Minister in the progress witnessed by Bahrain’s youth today in all fields.
She praised the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Nasser bin Hamdan and his personal keenness on personal presence in sports and youth events and activities in the field of creating opportunities for young people in the investment, economic, educational, knowledge, security and military fields.
Dr. Yasser Saqr Al-Shirawi, Assistant Secretary-General of the House of Representatives, said that the session discussed the response received from the Minister of Labor and Social Development to several parliamentary questions, including: What are the plans of the Ministry of Labor and Social Development? Providing job opportunities for Bahraini youth? What are the mechanisms for linking education outputs with labor market requirements that the ministry follows? “.
Dr. Al-Shirawi explained that the session moved to discussing the report of the Youth and Sports Committee regarding a proposed law to amend Article (40) of the Law of Societies, Social and Cultural Clubs, and Private Bodies working in the field of youth. Sports and private institutions issued by Decree-Law No. (21) of 1989.
The session approved a proposal for a law and referred it to the government to be drafted in the form of a draft law.
Other topics such as the establishment of a sustainable and smart city for youth similar to the seasonal cities established by the Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs, as well as the establishment of professional academies for Olympic sports in all governorates of the Kingdom were also discussed. the two seas.
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