Khartoum – OnePress
Khartoum State announced the payment of about 3,000 young men and women to participate in the implementation of the state plan to meet the challenges of the autumn season, after undergoing specialized training and rehabilitation programs in the fields of environmental health and disaster reduction.
The Governor of Khartoum State, Ahmed Osman Hamza, addressed a crowd of volunteers belonging to the promising youth organization, stressing the importance of the role that young people can play in supporting efforts to protect public health and reduce environmental risks associated with the rainy season.
He pointed out that the volunteers will participate in the implementation of a number of field activities, including opening banks, removing water pools, and contributing to spraying campaigns and combating vectors of diseases, stressing that the success of the autumn plan requires an effective partnership between government agencies and community initiatives.
For his part, the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports in Khartoum state, Dr. Babiker Ali Yahya, said that the initiative comes within the programs of involving youth organizations in recovery efforts and supporting local communities, pointing out that the state is working to expand the circle of youth participation in various fields of service and awareness.
For his part, the representative of the organization “Promising Youth” Ahmed Al-Tijani said that the participants received intensive training in the fields of health awareness and environmental health and dealing with the effects of autumn, so that they can perform their roles effectively in the coming period.
The move is part of an early mandate for the rainy season, with efforts to promote voluntary action and mobilize community efforts to reduce projected health and environmental risks.