
Undersecretary of Ministry of Youth and Sports for youth sector Mr. Abdulrahman al-Hasani announced on Saturday the establishment of a language, computer and human development center in Home Care Orphanage (Dar Al-Etam) in Sana'a. Al Hasani underlined, at the end of the open cultural, entertainment, and sports festival that has been organized by Amal Foundation for developing youth capacity and sponsored by youth sector at the Ministry of Youth, the Ministry support for talented orphans and paying attention to develop their in various fields. He explained that the ministry has a plan to establish a number of training and rehabilitation centers for young people in a number of governorates. He pointed out that the ministry is seeking through these centers to establish a well-educated young generation in order to ensure the development and growth of the country. "We have directed the Youth and Children Care Fund to provide the requirements the ministry promised to provide last year, which include sports equipment and cultural requirements ..," he said. He called on all civil society organizations to support the outputs of the national dialogue conference, particularly that related to children and youth.
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