The Vice -Dean of Hadramout Governorate for the Affairs of the Valley and Desert Directorates, Amer Saeed Al -Amri, launched yesterday the professional application of training courses for youth within the vocational empowerment project to improve livelihoods in the Hadramout Valley, funded by the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Action through the executing partner, the Coalition for Humanitarian Relief.

The governor of the governorate is known, in the presence of the supervisor of the King Salman Relief Center in Hadramout Abdulaziz Bawazeer from the Director General of Technical Education and Vocational Training Mahboub Aman that the project aims to train 125 young people through specialized professional training programs that include multiple fields such as home appliances maintenance, carpentry, decoration, car maintenance, men's sewing, bee education, photography, electricity and energy as vital areas that meet the needs of the labor market Local.

Pointing out that the project is implemented in the districts of Sayyun, Cotton and Hadida, and aims to empower young people and qualify them with advanced professional skills, and to enhance their capabilities in the fields of marketing and small projects management, in addition to providing integrated productivity grants that help them create their own projects and start confidently towards the labor market.

During the inauguration, the governor of the governorate appreciated the pioneering role played by the King Salman Center in supporting local development and improving livelihoods, stressing that such projects represent a vital model of interventions that touch the needs of young people and give them hope for a better future. 

The inauguration was attended by Director General of the Ministry of Social Affairs Office in Wadi Hadramout Ahmed Bahaswan, Director General of the Information Office Rashid Al -Amri, Director of the Al -Khair Coalition Office in Hadramout Tariq Al -Jabri and a number of specialists.