The Minister of Youth and Sports, Nayef Al-Bakri, met today, Tuesday, with representatives of the Cotton Youth Club in Wadi Hadhramaut, and discussed with them the preparations of the club’s handball team to participate in the Arab Handball Championship scheduled to be held in the sisterly State of Kuwait in the middle of this month.

In the meeting, which was attended by the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Dr. Azzam Khalifa, Al-Bakri listened to the team’s preparations to participate in the 29th Arab Cup Winners’ Cup Championship as the sole representative of the Yemeni clubs, and directed those concerned with the Ministry to work to facilitate the team’s participation in the tournament.

Al-Bakri confirmed the ministry’s readiness to support all clubs in the various governorates, and to finance external activities and participation, stressing the necessity of supplying all funds from the Youth and Youth Welfare Fund to the Central Bank in Aden.

He praised the distinguished sports and cultural presence of the Cotton Youth Club, which represents a good interface for the youth and athletes in the valley and desert of Hadhramaut, who present the most wonderful paintings that reflect the aspiration and love of the governorate’s youth for sports and their ability to be creative and brilliant.

For their part, representatives of the Cotton Youth Club expressed their thanks and appreciation for the supportive and sponsoring role of His Excellency the Minister of Youth and Sports for sports and youth in all governorates of the country, appreciating His Excellency’s cooperation and support for the participation of the Cotton Youth Handball Club team in the previous participation that was held in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.< /p>

The meeting was attended by the Director General of Sports Federations and Clubs, Farhan Thabet Al-Muntaser, the Advisor to the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Mahmoud Obaid, the Chairman of the Cultural Committee of the Hadhramaut Valley Clubs, Salah Salem Bawazir, the Vice President of the Cotton Youth Club, Doyle Mortaa, the club’s media officer, Abdul Rahim Salem, and the club’s management member, Rabie bin Makhashin. .