YOUNG PEOPLE REVIEW THEIR RESEARCH PAPERS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IN THE FIELDS OF JUSTICE AND WATER

Wednesday, January 5, 2022

Young people review their research papers and recommendations in the fields of justice and water

Ministry of Youth – Oman

Members of the committees of the water and irrigation sectors, legislation and laws within the youth parliament and youth government projects of the Political Institute, one of the training projects of the Ministry of Youth, reviewed their political papers in two separate meetings. Dr. Hussain Al-Jabour and the General Director of the Youth Government and Youth Parliament Program Ahmed Abu Sheikha,

To discuss the policies and proposals presented in their papers and the mechanism for working on them within the work of the competent official authorities to develop and improve the services they provide with youthful thinking and creative ways.

Where the members of the Water and Irrigation Committee within the Youth Parliament project reviewed a policy paper titled “The percentage of administrative losses of water to the total loss,” and one of its most prominent recommendations was to intensify the penalties for attacks on water lines and thefts after the approval of its amended laws by the House of Representatives, and to encourage innovation in the field of innovation. Water techniques, water rationalization, waste treatment and directing practical research in water fields in order to find practical solutions to reduce technical and administrative water losses.

Members of the Legislation and Law Sector in the Youth Government Training Project reviewed a policy paper titled “The process of digital transformation of the justice sector in Jordan, “digitizing justice”, and among its most prominent recommendations is the need to strengthen the digital infrastructure through modernizing devices and modernizing the operating systems on which these devices operate. In addition to enhancing the competencies of human cadres by developing a plan for successive training programs, and working on submitting draft amendments to procedural laws and issuing executive regulations to enhance the digital transformation process.

The Secretary-General of the Ministry of Youth, Dr. Hussein Jabour, stressed the importance of networking young people with all state institutions to present their ideas and creative solutions in all sectors to benefit from their expertise and experiences, through their research and political papers to address many problems and issues in creative youthful ways, in translation of the royal directives by integrating young people and involving them in the process of making The decision, to prepare politically and knowledgeable youth leaders capable of making positive change, praising the pioneering efforts and ideas of young people that presented their visions based on extensive studies and research to come up with viable recommendations to be submitted to the parties and benefit from them.

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