Eritrea: Commission of Culture and Sports Provides Vocational Training
The Culture and Sports Committee provided vocational training for 56 young people. Among them, ten young people completed a three -year music training plan. Twenty -2 young people participated in the three -month dance training, while 24 young people conducted three -month documentation and financial management plan.
Colonel Samuel Tsegay, director of the administrative management of the committee, emphasized the importance of training and emphasized the importance of maintaining such plans to further develop cultural activities.
In related news, 196 young people also provided vocational training, including 89 women in the Foro sub -area. The fields covered, such as electricity, first aid and social sciences.
Mr. Osman Ahmedin is the Eritrean Youth League and students of the second district students who urge students to use their skills and announce that they will organize similar training plans in the future.
Mr. Suleiman Yosuf, head of the Politics and Organization Affairs of the Eliteria Youth Alliance and the Student Union in the northern part of the Red Sea, pointed out that various training plans will make significant contributions to the cultivation of capable youth and transfer of social values. He also praised those who contributed to the successful implementation plan.
Mr. SEID ALI, the administrative and financial director of the FORO sub -area, emphasized that meeting the needs of youth is a common responsibility, and expressed the subsequent government’s commitment to the role of the role in these efforts.
Published by the APO Group on behalf of Eritrea Information Department.
