Shabab City 2030 Unveils Largest Edition

The Minister of Youth Affairs confirmed that the fifteenth edition of Youth City 2030 represents a new qualitative milestone in the journey of the national project to support young people. The city continues to establish itself as an integrated platform for capacity building and preparing a generation equipped with the skills and knowledge for the future. It is expected that the year 2026 will see an increase in the number of participants to more than 6,000, compared to 5,309 last year, with training opportunities rising to 10,650 from 6,953 in the previous year. Additionally, 256 training programs are planned to be offered, compared to about 230 last year, in order to enhance opportunities for youth and expand the scope of programs. The project is also expanding its partnerships to include more than 105 partners from government and private sector entities, aiming to empower young people with the skills necessary to achieve their ambitions.

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