Applied College and Human Building Society Discuss Enhancing Cooperation - Sarmad
The Authority and the Human Building Society discussed enhancing their partnership in community development and human empowerment.
Translated by Qiyas from سرمد — Original source
The Public Authority for Applied Education and Training (PAAET) and the Human Construction Society for Social Development discussed enhancing joint cooperation in community development, human empowerment, and partnership in developmental and community fields.
The Director General of PAAET, Dr. Hassan Al-Fajam, emphasized the authority’s commitment to strengthening its community role, in line with its educational and training mission, during the meeting between the two parties.
Dr. Al-Fajam highlighted the importance of building effective partnerships with civil society organizations and exchanging expertise, thereby contributing to supporting human and community development and implementing high-quality initiatives that serve society.
Al-Fajam and the society’s delegation explored potential cooperation in implementing initiatives and programs aimed at human development, youth empowerment, enhancing skills and capabilities, and promoting a culture of social responsibility and volunteerism. They also discussed leveraging PAAET’s academic and training expertise and resources to support initiatives with a positive community impact.
For his part, Khalifa Al-Ghanim, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Human Construction Society, praised PAAET’s role in education, training, and community service.
During the meeting, Al-Ghanim expressed the society’s aspiration to enhance cooperation and open new avenues for partnership in areas of mutual interest.
The meeting concluded with an emphasis on continuing coordination between the two parties and exploring future areas of cooperation to strengthen community partnerships and support initiatives aimed at serving society and fostering human development.
It is worth noting that the Human Construction Society is a registered public benefit organization under the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor, aiming to conduct specialized training courses for social care groups, enhance human development, and raise awareness of the importance of volunteer and humanitarian work, thereby contributing to preserving the fabric of society.
