Misk Launches 'Wafd' to Boost Saudi Youth Presence in International Forums
The Mohammed bin Salman Foundation 'Misk' announced the launch of the 'Wafd' program as a new step in its efforts to empower Saudi youth to actively participate in global forums and highlight their role in representing the Kingdom internationally. The program is an extension of Misk's journey in supporting global representation, aiming to provide youth with opportunities to participate in prominent international platforms such as the United Nations General Assembly, the World Bank Youth Summit, as well as influential global conferences and forums. The program also enables youth to join official delegations that include government entities and national bodies.
The Mohammed bin Salman Foundation "Misk" announced the launch of the "Wafd" program as a new step in its efforts to empower Saudi youth to actively participate in global forums and highlight their role in representing the Kingdom on an international level.
The program is an extension of Misk's journey in supporting global representation over the past years, aiming to provide youth with the opportunity to participate in prominent international platforms, such as the United Nations General Assembly and the World Bank Youth Summit, in addition to conferences and forums with global impact. The program also allows youth to join official delegations that include government entities and national bodies.
Since its launch under the "Global Youth Series," the program has contributed to empowering more than 200 young men and women to represent the Kingdom in over 25 international events, reflecting its role in enhancing Saudi presence on the global scene.
The "Wafd" program offers participants a comprehensive practical experience that includes attending international events, engaging in high-level discussions, and direct interaction with decision-makers, along with targeted training that enhances their readiness to take on impactful representative roles.
The program is based on three main objectives: expanding youth access to global opportunities, enhancing their international participation, and developing their enabling skills to ensure the Kingdom is represented honorably.
The Mohammed bin Salman Foundation "Misk" announced the launch of the "Wafd" program as a new step in its efforts to empower Saudi youth to actively participate in global forums and highlight their role in representing the Kingdom on an international level.
The program is an extension of Misk's journey in supporting global representation over the past years, aiming to provide youth with the opportunity to participate in prominent international platforms, such as the United Nations General Assembly and the World Bank Youth Summit, in addition to conferences and forums with global impact. The program also allows youth to join official delegations that include government entities and national bodies.
Since its launch under the "Global Youth Series," the program has contributed to empowering more than 200 young men and women to represent the Kingdom in over 25 international events, reflecting its role in enhancing Saudi presence on the global scene.
The "Wafd" program offers participants a comprehensive practical experience that includes attending international events, engaging in high-level discussions, and direct interaction with decision-makers, along with targeted training that enhances their readiness to take on impactful representative roles.
The program is based on three main objectives: expanding youth access to global opportunities, enhancing their international participation, and developing their enabling skills to ensure the Kingdom is represented honorably.
Original source: Okaz
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