Arab youth mental health study finds 94.8% agreement

The Arab Youth Center revealed that 94.8% of Arab youth believe that mental health is a shared responsibility among educational institutions, workplaces, families, and the youth themselves. The study, which included 100 young men and women from various Arab countries, showed that 97.4% associate feelings of safety and psychological stability with creativity and initiative, while 95.7% believe that good mental health enhances the ability to achieve and make decisions. The study recorded a psychosocial well-being index of 86.4%. It also emphasized the importance of ensuring supportive environments and developing programs to strengthen mental health, especially by empowering young people to cope with pressures and participate in designing solutions that meet their needs.