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 The minister said that forming the Creative Pioneers Team within model centres reflects the ministry’s approach to empowering young people and providing them with opportunities to contribute to the design and development of specialised programmes offered by these centres.

 She added that the team serves as key partners in improving the quality of programmes and services by listening to innovative ideas from young people and enabling them to translate those ideas into practical initiatives that support the advancement of youth work.

 Minister Tawfeeqi noted that the ministry continues to offer broader opportunities for young people to participate in the planning, implementation, and follow-up of youth programmes and initiatives. She said the ministry is keen to enable them to play an active role at all stages of youth work, to develop their abilities, enhance their skills, and transform their ideas into practical projects with a positive impact.

 She expressed full confidence in the capabilities of the Creative Pioneers Team at the scientific centre, noting their ability to present innovative initiatives that support various youth programmes and pathways.

 During the meeting, the team presented a set of youth proposals aimed at improving the quality of scientific and technical programmes within the centre. These included initiatives focused on training and enabling young people, in addition to developing their skills and enhancing their abilities to elevate participation and creativity across different fields.

 For their part, the members of the Creative Pioneers Team expressed their appreciation to the minister for her continued support and confidence, noting that the meeting provides additional motivation to continue developing and presenting initiatives that contribute to the advancement of youth programmes and projects.