On Monday 27/2/2023, in the hall of the Hadramout University Center for Family Medicine, and under the auspices of the Governor of Hadramout Governorate, Mr. Mabkhout Mubarak bin Madi, and Rawabi Al-Khair Development Foundation concluded the courses of the program (My Career is in my hands 6), funded by the Selah Foundation for Development, and in partnership with the faculty of environmental Sciences and marine biology at Hadramout University, and the Ajyal Institute for Training and Rehabilitation, which included three vocational courses (interior design and decoration course, fish farming course, and fodder manufacturing course), and three courses in life skills and entrepreneurship.
At the end of thev ceremony, Dr. Abdullah Obaid Bahafi, Executive Director of the Rawabi Al-Khair Development Foundation, welcomed the attendees, introducing them to the professional courses included in the program, and praising the interest of the Silah Foundation and Rawabi Al-Khair Foundation in providing new qualitative courses in the fields required by the labor market. The beneficiaries of the program (46 male and female trainees). He also indicated that there are pioneering projects among the trainees to open engineering offices and fish farming fields, thanking the Selah Foundation for its generous support, and the implementing partners, the faculty of Environmental Sciences and Marine Biology and the Ajyal Institute for Training and Rehabilitation, and the trainers and trainees, wishing them outputs A career that touches their aspirations
Dr. Khaled Awad Al-Rabaki, Dean of the faculty, appreciating the community partnership between Hadramout University and the Rawabi Al-Khair Development Foundation in implementing professional courses with the generous and reliable support of the Selah Foundation for Development, a leader in distinguished development work, which gave university students an opportunity for training And gaining experience in field and applied work that the university student needs, thanking the students and trainers for their role in making these courses a success.
For his part, Mr. Abdullah Muhammad bin Ali Al-Hajj, Head of the Community Committees in Al-Mukalla District, delivered the speech of the local authority, appreciating the constant efforts made by the Selah Foundation and the Rawabi Al-Khair Development Foundation in training the people of the country in vocational courses that contribute to their obtaining professions that enter them into the labor market, and reduce the rampant unemployment. and that the local authority provides its support and supervision.
At the end of the ceremony, everyone who contributed to the success of this session was honored with certificates of appreciation.
The Rawabi Al-Khair Development Foundation also presented memorial shields to each of the Selah Foundation for Development, Hadramout University, the faculty of Environmental Sciences and Marine Biology, and the local authority.
As well as they were honored the top participants in each session.The honoring ceremony was attended by Mr. Salem Ali Al Haig, deputy director of the Rawabi Al Khair Development Foundation, Dr. Ali Muhammad Baabad, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Environmental Sciences and Marine Biology for Student Affairs, and Mr. Muhammad Omar Bin Waber, Executive Director of the Foundation for Charitable Development, and Researcher Omar Khamis Bamterv, Researcher in Marine Biology Affairs, and Mr. Muhammad Saeed Bashadi, Secretary General of the faulty of Environmental Sciences and Marine Biology, as well as the trainers of the courses for the program, representatives of civil society organizations, and the trainees.
Note that the (My Career is in My Hands 6) program was funded by the Selah Foundation for Development in (4) governorates (Hadramout, Aden, Taiz, and Marib), and targeted more than 450 young males and females .
