- JEDDAH: Youth India, a cultural organization of Indians in the Kingdom, recently organized an 11-day training program for expatriate workers in Jeddah to improve their skills and capabilities.
Jamal Alwaye, chief patron of the organization, distributed certificates to 32 participants of the "Free Job Skills Empowerment Training" at the completion of the course.
P.K. Ibrahim, Ahmed Mehboob, Rasheed Ameer, Mohammed Irshad, M.H. Sulaiman, N.K. Abdul Rahim and Sirajudheen Pandikkad gave lectures on various topics during the course at Al-Hayat International School.
“The main objective of this training program was to empower the youth with basic job-related skills,” said Fasal Kochi, president of Youth India's north Jeddah chapter.
He said the organization was formed recently in order to boost youth potential in community service. "This course was the first public service initiative of our chapter," he added.
