Vision:
Enabling youth to participate in the advancement of Kuwait’s future vision and its strategic and developmental goals.
Strategic Goals:
The project seeks to achieve the following goals:
- Creating communication channels between the political leadership and youth groups.
- Developing positive participation methods for youth in society issues.
- Upgrading youth capabilities and skills and reinforcing their contribution to national unity.
- Identifying youth ambitions and aspirations and developing ways to enhance these ambitions.
- Identifying concerns and challenges facing youth in order to find appropriate solutions for them.
- Engaging youth and seeking their views in government programs and development plans.
- Preparing and qualifying promising future youth leadership to proceed with the development process.
- Encouraging youth initiatives and inciting them to innovation and work in a democratic society.
- Strengthening the national Kuwaiti identity, developing national cohesion, combating radicalism and fanaticism, and abandoning group sectarian, and tribal divisions among youth.
- Bolstering the democratic and constitutional culture, reinforcing tolerance and diversity of views and opinions among youth.
- Encouraging freedom of expression, laying the foundations of communication ethics and respecting individual opinions
Priorities that were set by Preparatory Youth Council.
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Connect with the National Youth Project below:
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ExpatVoices: Good vision set here by the Government of Kuwait – Empowering the Youth of Kuwait in the country’s future goals. With the youth today, we have charisma, ambitions, vitality, passions, energy and spirits. They are more flexible towards change and are open-minded. The government can definitely harness and channel their unique qualities and skills towards a growth-oriented, educated, modern and advanced society. Best wishes to the National Youth Project in their vision and we hope by these initiatives, our future generations bring us more prosperity and goodness to this country.
Catch the conversation by Youth on TED [link] (Ideas worth spreading)
“Much of the Middle East revolutions were spearheaded by youths. Their reason for doing so is for their future, which at that point of time was not particularly bright. So they were forced to take charge and act, or live yet another generation of poverty.” - Shiyong Pow
