Young participants explore Youth City 2030

The Executive Office of the National Plan for Enhancing National Belonging and Promoting the Values of Citizenship, Bahrainna, is organising educational field visits to its pavilion at Youth City 2030 in cooperation with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and youth centres across Bahrain.

The visits, taking place from August 16 to 20, are part of Bahrainna’s ongoing initiatives to strengthen national identity and promote the values of citizenship and social responsibility among children and young people. Each visit includes around 50 participants from various youth centres in Bahrain’s cities and villages.

During the visits, participants will explore a range of interactive programmes and activities presented by the Executive Office at its pavilion at Youth City 2030, one of the key initiatives supporting the objectives of the Bahrainna national plan.

On the first day, participants showed strong engagement with national competitions held at the Watani Magazine corner and Bahrainna pavilion. The activities aim to enhance national culture and community awareness through modern and interactive methods, including interactive screens.

Participants also took part in activities including the Loyalty Tree, Technology and Space Centre, Little Entrepreneur, Bahrainna Challenge and other events.

The Executive Office of Bahrainna said the field visits reflect its continued commitment to investing in youth potential and instilling values of national belonging and community partnership.

It added that the initiative seeks to contribute to preparing a promising generation that takes pride in its national identity and plays an active role in Bahrain’s comprehensive development.

The Executive Office will continue organising visits for youth centres from various governorates throughout the week.