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Scientific Center, Youth Authority join forces to train youth

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KUWAIT: The Scientific Center of Kuwait and the Youth Public Authority signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Tuesday to strengthen youth empowerment and promote scientific and environmental awareness. The agreement, signed at the Scientific Center – one of the flagship institutions of the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences (KFAS) – focuses on joint programs to develop the skills of young Kuwaitis and broaden their engagement with science and sustainability.

“This MoU reflects both parties’ commitment to youth development and capacity building,” said Scientific Center Director General Musaed Al-Yaseen in a statement to KUNA. “It also expands avenues for cooperation in scientific and environmental awareness and national capacity-building.” Al-Yaseen said the partnership will roll out training programs, scientific and environmental initiatives, and educational activities that target young people. “The goal is to equip youth with essential environmental and community skills,” he said.

He noted that the initiative aligns with the center’s strategy to strengthen partnerships with national institutions and contribute to development goals by offering volunteering and professional training opportunities for youth. “Our vision is for the Scientific Center to be a platform for interactive learning and educational experiences that boost science and environmental awareness,” Al-Yaseen added.

Acting Director General of the Youth Authority Nasser Al-Shaikh highlighted the importance of the partnership. “We’re committed to building strategic relationships with leading national institutions,” he said. Al-Shaikh stressed that the MoU will deliver high-quality programs that match the ambitions of Kuwaiti youth. “This collaboration enhances their scientific and intellectual abilities to help them meet future challenges,” he said, praising the Center’s key role in promoting scientific culture and environmental awareness in the country. — KUNA

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