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Ma’an, August 24 (Petra) – The Crown Prince Foundation (CPF) launched
its “With the Youth” event series on Monday at the Prince Hussein bin
Abdullah II Cultural Center in Ma’an.
The event brought together local youth, community partners, and
content creators to celebrate young entrepreneurs, explore digital
learning opportunities, and shape future initiatives.
Sate’ Hamaydeh, CPF Program Director, noted that 10 years of youth
engagement have built pathways for learning, leadership, and
community impact. He pointed to Ma’an as CPF’s first regional office,
stating the foundation’s commitment to expanding opportunities across
all governorates alongside local partners.
The event spotlighted three local success stories driven by CPF
training. Islam Mahameed launched a freelance handicrafts training
business, mentoring hundreds of young women and securing partnerships
for over 30 workshops.
Ibrahim Bahri established a digital and vocational skills initiative
that benefited roughly 300 young people.
Diya Khawaldeh founded a plastic recycling startup utilizing digital
fabrication techniques, earning support from the Nahno volunteer
platform, a joint initiative with UNICEF and the Ministry of Youth.
//Petra// HA
