Civil – OnePress
The governor of Al-Gezira State, Mr. Taher Ibrahim Al-Khair, stressed that training is a key pillar in the preparation of society, pointing out that "the sweat of training provides the blood of the battle."
During his speech at the presidency of the Popular Resistance in the state to qualify young women for voluntary and humanitarian work, the governor praised the initiatives of the popular resistance and its role in serving the citizens of the state of Jazira and neighboring states.
The event was attended by members of the State Security Committee, the State Government, the Workers Union and the Secretary of the Zakat Diwan.
Al-Khair pointed to the role played by women in reconstruction, normalization and community building efforts, calling on trainees to transfer the skills, knowledge and training they have acquired, stressing the state government's support for all initiatives aimed at serving citizens.
For his part, the head of the popular resistance in the state of Jazira, Major General Abdullah al-Tarifi, announced the focus of the resistance on reconstruction efforts, within the framework of the slogan "Hand to fight and hand to Omar," revealing the training of more than 50% of women on the use of marches and supporting weapons.
In turn, the head of the Training Committee of the Popular Resistance, Major General (M) Fadl Al-Mulla Mohamed Ahmed, called on young people to engage in training camps, pointing to the role of the popular resistance in protecting the community and contributing to reconstruction efforts and community building.
The Chairperson of the Women’s Committee of the Popular Resistance, Professor Intisar Omar Attia, said that the course aims to train 40 students, five from each locality, and lasts for five days.