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Minister of Youth, Culture and Sports, Salah al‑Din Abukri, visited the Moulay Hassan Reception Center in Al‑ʿAyn on Friday. The visit was part of the celebrations marking the 51st anniversary of the Green March and the first anniversary of Unity Day. During the field visit, the minister inspected the center’s facilities and the spaces designated for receiving beneficiaries. He examined the conditions of operation, the nature of services offered, and the equipment and resources available for hosting guests, accommodating stays, and organizing activities and programs aimed at young people. The visit was a routine field‑monitoring activity for institutions under the youth sector. It aimed to assess the readiness and management conditions of the center, review the services provided to beneficiaries, and identify needs for infrastructure development and service quality improvement. The Moulay Hassan Reception Center plays a significant role within the network of youth institutions. Its responsibilities extend beyond providing accommodation and reception; it hosts educational, cultural, and tourism programs for youth, welcomes delegations participating in cultural exchange initiatives, and offers venues for training courses, youth meetings, study days, and lectures. According to the regulations governing youth institutions, particularly Decree No. 2.21.519 on the organization of these institutions, reception centers are required to provide lodging and meals for participants in programs organized or supervised by the ministry. They also facilitate activities that promote social integration, cultural exchange, and the revitalization of cultural tourism. The development of such institutions falls under the jurisdiction of the youth sector, whose duties include preparing social and educational programs for young people, establishing and improving youth facilities, and enhancing service delivery and monitoring mechanisms, as outlined in Decree No. 2.22.874 on the duties and organization of the youth sector. The minister’s visit to Al‑ʿAyn coincided with national celebrations in the city, which featured participation from government officials, local authorities, and elected representatives, as well as sporting and cultural events commemorating the two occasions. Article source: Alyoum24 | Image credit: Alyoum24
Minister of Youth, Culture and Sports, Salah al‑Din Abukri, visited the Moulay Hassan Reception Center in Al‑ʿAyn on Friday. The visit was part of the celebrations marking the 51st anniversary of the Green March and the first anniversary of Unity Day. During the field visit, the minister inspected the center’s facilities and the spaces designated for receiving beneficiaries. He examined the conditions of operation, the nature of services offered, and the equipment and resources available for hosting guests, accommodating stays, and organizing activities and programs aimed at young people. The visit was a routine field‑monitoring activity for institutions under the youth sector. It aimed to assess the readiness and management conditions of the center, review the services provided to beneficiaries, and identify needs for infrastructure development and service quality improvement. The Moulay Hassan Reception Center plays a significant role within the network of youth institutions. Its responsibilities extend beyond providing accommodation and reception; it hosts educational, cultural, and tourism programs for youth, welcomes delegations participating in cultural exchange initiatives, and offers venues for training courses, youth meetings, study days, and lectures. According to the regulations governing youth institutions, particularly Decree No. 2.21.519 on the organization of these institutions, reception centers are required to provide lodging and meals for participants in programs organized or supervised by the ministry. They also facilitate activities that promote social integration, cultural exchange, and the revitalization of cultural tourism. The development of such institutions falls under the jurisdiction of the youth sector, whose duties include preparing social and educational programs for young people, establishing and improving youth facilities, and enhancing service delivery and monitoring mechanisms, as outlined in Decree No. 2.22.874 on the duties and organization of the youth sector. The minister’s visit to Al‑ʿAyn coincided with national celebrations in the city, which featured participation from government officials, local authorities, and elected representatives, as well as sporting and cultural events commemorating the two occasions.
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