Doha, September 05 (QNA) - The Ministry of Sports and Youth organized the second edition of the "Ent Gadha 2" program, meaning "You Can Do It," with the participation of around 80 young people aged 14 to 18 over two days.
The program was held as part of initiatives and activities aimed at developing youth skills, enhancing their personal and leadership capabilities, and promoting the values of teamwork, self-reliance, and responsibility.
The program, which concluded today, was organized in cooperation with the Qatar Scouts and Guides Association and Seif Al Ghariyah Youth Center. It focused on the concept of "learning by doing," with participants taking part in a range of tasks and challenges requiring teamwork, planning, and decision-making, alongside water games, challenge activities, team competitions, and scouting programs and skills. These activities contributed to developing participants' capabilities and fostering teamwork and initiative.
In this context, Director of the Youth Centers and Institutions Department at the Ministry of Sports and Youth, Fawaz Al Mseifri said that the "Ent Gadha 2" program offers a comprehensive youth experience combining challenge, learning, and recreation through a diverse range of activities and practical experiences designed to suit the interests of the target age group.
He noted that the program gives participants an opportunity to discover their abilities and develop their skills in an interactive and stimulating youth environment.
He added that the program comes as part of the Ministry's efforts to support high-quality youth programs based on participation and practical experience, contributing to character building and skills development among young people. He also stressed the importance of continuing to develop youth programs in line with their aspirations and interests and in ways that create a positive and lasting impact.
For his part, Deputy Director of Seif Al Ghariyah Youth Center, Ahmed Al Ansari said that organizing the second edition of the "Ent Gadha 2" program reflects the center's commitment to developing its programs and building effective partnerships with various national entities and institutions.
Such partnerships, he added, contribute to providing young people with diverse experiences that combine enjoyment and learning while giving participants opportunities to discover their abilities and develop their skills.
Meanwhile, General Commissioner of the Qatar Scouts and Guides Association, Ghanem Al Kuwari said that cooperation in implementing the "Ent Gadha 2" program highlights the importance of partnership and integration between youth and scouting institutions in providing programs that contribute to building young people's character and developing their capabilities.
He noted that scouting is fundamentally based on learning by doing and on fostering initiative, discipline, self-reliance, and teamwork.
The "Ent Gadha 2" program builds on the previous edition, with its content further developed and a range of new experiences, challenges, and scouting activities added. The program provides participants with a more diverse and engaging experience combining adventure, challenge, learning, teamwork, and self-reliance. (QNA)
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