During his participation in the First National Conference of Scouts
He called on young people to volunteer in agriculture and guard villages from settler attacks
Shtayyeh: Empowering young people is a key component in breaking away from the occupation
The Prime Minister Dr. Mohammed Shtayyeh: "The government, under the guidance of President Mahmoud Abbas, is focusing all its attention at this stage towards the youth, in addition to the gradual disengagement from the occupation, and focus all our attention in the establishment of youth villages, empowering youth is a key component in the disengagement from the occupation."
"I call for the initiative to volunteer to work in agriculture, to guard in the villages from settler attacks, to help farmers and to fight social pests," shttayeh said. The late President Abu Ammar should have a flower or a cub flying the flag of Palestine above the minarets of Jerusalem and the churches of Jerusalem. "
This came during his participation today on behalf of President Mahmoud Abbas in the first National Scout Conference, on Friday at the presidential headquarters in Ramallah, in the presence of the President of the Supreme Council for Youth and Sports Major General Jibril Rajoub, and the Governor of Ramallah and Al-Bireh province Leila Ghannam, a number of ministers and officials, and Arab and international figures.
The Prime Minister continued: "This conference takes place with the coming of Christmas, where scout teams play a key role in the celebrations of Christmas. Palestine accumulated in this scout conference on the long history of the Palestinian scouting and guiding movement, which forms a large part of the high symbolism that was established On it tributaries of Palestinian identity
He added: "The Scout movement united the homeland, a country rich in culture and ancient human history, and the scouts' marches came to embody all this, and the scouts music and ensembles banners and clothes are full of symbols and signals that reflect the identity of the people and the determination of man to live in freedom."
"The Scout Movement, which includes successive generations, is a resort for refining spirit, body and culture, learning discipline mixed with activity and sport, learning about nature and belonging to the family and the community, and helping others," shttayeh said.