Madaba:Minister of Youth Raed Adwan conducted a field inspection tour of various youth centers and sports facilities in the Madaba Governorate. The purpose of the visit was to review operations, assess infrastructure needs, and monitor youth engagement across the region.
According to Jordan News Agency, Adwan was accompanied by Nayef Abu Rumman, Director of the Madaba Youth Directorate. Their tour began at the Lib Youth and Young Women Center, where the minister evaluated the facilities and engaged with staff and members to discuss their training needs.
During the visit, Adwan reviewed the progress of an English language program for job seekers. This initiative, implemented in partnership with Amideast, aims to enhance the language and communication skills of participants to better prepare them for the labor market.
At the Mulaih Young Women Center, the minister ordered maintenance work to improve the facilities and create a conducive environment for youth activities. He also attended an orientation session concerning the fourth cycle of the Al Hussein bin Abdullah II Award for Voluntary Service, which emphasized nomination procedures and the importance of documenting community initiatives to promote a culture of volunteerism among young women.
Adwan's visit continued to the Mulaih Youth Center, where he inspected facilities and observed a taekwondo training session. This program is designed to build physical discipline, focus, and teamwork among participants. Meeting with young members, Adwan reaffirmed the ministry's dedication to offering structured sports programs that discover and nurture local talent.
The tour concluded at the Madaba Youth and Young Women Center, where Adwan reviewed training activities in taekwondo, boxing, drawing, and the Prince Ali Grassroots Football Academies. He highlighted the importance of these programs in developing athletic and artistic abilities.
The minister noted that the ministry is implementing a comprehensive youth center modernization plan to upgrade infrastructure, develop specialized programming, and empower youth workers in line with royal directives.