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In a meeting that took place between Ball State University in the United States of America and represented by Professor Kenneth Holland \u2013 Director of the Center for International Development, and from the other side in the meeting, HE Dr. Mahmoud Al-Samman (Executive Director of the International Program \u2013 and the owner of the idea of \u200b\u200bthe program and the designer of the international training guide \u201cSHARIK and be influential\u201d The meeting began with acquaintance and then An explanation of the program, the objectives and the method of work of the guide, and in the meeting Professor Kenneth Holland expressed the importance of this program for its impact on youth in the Arab world, and he spoke and said:<\/p>\n
\u201cThe SHARIK program is an interesting program that seeks to empower young men and women in entrepreneurship and community participation in 7 countries.\u201d We welcome cooperation together to implement the program.<\/p>\n
Professor Kenneth Holland \u2013 Director of the Center for International Development \u2013 Ball State University, USA<\/strong><\/p>\n In the same context, the Sharek program and the training guide \u201cSHARIK and Be Influential\u201d received several other recommendations, the most important of which is a recommendation issued by the envoy of the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States for Humanitarian Relief Affairs through a meeting and also in the international conference of the SHARIK program, which spoke a text and said:<\/p>\n SHARIK program expresses a noble message ,,,, a message of peace and harmony to all countries of the Arab and international world and supports and activates the potential and capabilities of young people, and enables them to implement community initiatives, entrepreneurship and economic projects to achieve a higher goal, which is integrating all youth and people with disabilities into their society and stimulating the spirit of Belonging to them.<\/p>\n The \u201cSHARIK \u201d program is consistent with the goals of the Arab League at the Arab and regional levels, and the goals of the United Nations and international organizations<\/p>\n Since today, I have placed on my shoulders the responsibility and, after the success of the program, I invite from this platform young people in our Arab world to participate in this international program\u2026.<\/p>\n With more confidence, and for a better and bigger bid.<\/p>\n The Secretary-General\u2019s envoy for the affairs of the League of Arab States for humanitarian relief affairs<\/strong><\/p>\n The \u201cSHARIK for a Better Life\u201d program is one of the most important international programs at Ensan Aid Foundation, which seeks to support societal and economic participation and entrepreneurship for young people in the Arab world. The program was implemented<\/p>\n In 4 countries: Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt and the Gulf states<\/p>\n The program aims to empower young people with life skills to implement economic projects, entrepreneurship and community initiatives. The program is based in its work on the international directory \u201cParticipate and Be Influential\u201d designed by Dr. Mahmoud Al-Samman. The program was implemented in several countries: Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan and the Gulf states.<\/p>\n The program is based on the international training guide \u201cShare and be influential\u201d<\/p>\n The guide includes 7 life skills, including<\/p>\n Volunteering and development \u2013 planning \u2013 formulating initiatives \u2013 communication \u2013 teamwork \u2013 leadership \u2013 and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship includes: Entrepreneurship in the guide. This is followed by the implementation of entrepreneurship and economic projects, after which the youth will be provided with in-depth training in \u201cadvanced entrepreneurship\u201d, which is for young people who have made progress and are in the process of establishing companies or entities.<\/p>\n Each skill contains several sessions between 3-5 sessions and each session includes activities<\/p>\n The guide works in an unconventional way that provides greater opportunities for youth to participate and allows young people to show their energies. It is not theoretical, but it is implemented by young people in the field<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In a meeting that took place between Ball State University in the United States of America and represented by Professor Kenneth Holland \u2013 Director of the Center for International Development, and from the other side in the meeting, HE Dr. Mahmoud Al-Samman (Executive Director of the International Program \u2013 and the owner of the idea of \u200b\u200bthe program and the designer of the international training guide \u201cSHARIK and be influential\u201d The meeting began with acquaintance and then An explanation of the program, the objectives and the method of work of the guide, and in the meeting Professor Kenneth Holland expressed the importance of this program for its impact on youth in the Arab world, and he spoke and said: \u201cThe SHARIK program is an interesting program that seeks to empower young men and women in entrepreneurship and community participation in 7 countries.\u201d We welcome cooperation together to implement the program. Professor Kenneth Holland \u2013 Director of the Center for International Development \u2013 Ball State University, USA In the same context, the Sharek program and the training guide \u201cSHARIK and Be Influential\u201d received several other recommendations, the most important of which is a recommendation issued by the envoy of the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States for Humanitarian Relief Affairs through a meeting and also in the international conference of the SHARIK program, which spoke a text and said: SHARIK program expresses a noble message ,,,, a message of peace and harmony to all countries of the Arab and international world and supports and activates the potential and capabilities of young people, and enables them to implement community initiatives, entrepreneurship and economic projects to achieve a higher goal, which is integrating all youth and people with disabilities into their society and stimulating the spirit of Belonging to them. The \u201cSHARIK \u201d program is consistent with the goals of the Arab League at the Arab and regional levels, and the goals of the United Nations and international organizations Since today, I have placed on my shoulders the responsibility and, after the success of the program, I invite from this platform young people in our Arab world to participate in this international program\u2026. With more confidence, and for a better and bigger bid. The Secretary-General\u2019s envoy for the affairs of the League of Arab States for humanitarian relief affairs The \u201cSHARIK for a Better Life\u201d program is one of the most important international programs at Ensan Aid Foundation, which seeks to support societal and economic participation and entrepreneurship for young people in the Arab world. The program was implemented In 4 countries: Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt and the Gulf states The program aims to empower young people with life skills to implement economic projects, entrepreneurship and community initiatives. The program is based in its work on the international directory \u201cParticipate and Be Influential\u201d designed by Dr. Mahmoud Al-Samman. The program was implemented in several countries: Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan and the Gulf states. The program is based on the international training guide \u201cShare and be influential\u201d The guide includes 7 life skills, including Volunteering and development \u2013 planning \u2013 formulating initiatives \u2013 communication \u2013 teamwork \u2013 leadership \u2013 and entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship includes: Entrepreneurship in the guide. This is followed by the implementation of entrepreneurship and economic projects, after which the youth will be provided with in-depth training in \u201cadvanced entrepreneurship\u201d, which is for young people who have made progress and are in the process of establishing companies or entities. Each skill contains several sessions between 3-5 sessions and each session includes activities The guide works in an unconventional way that provides greater opportunities for youth to participate and allows young people to show their energies. 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