In an effort to cultivate future talents in urban planning, the Sharjah Department of Planning and Survey has officially concluded its summer program “Kafa’at Al-Ghad Al-Omrania.” This initiative, organized at the department’s headquarters, spanned ten days and welcomed 30 high school students from grades nine to twelve, mentored by 19 experienced trainers and organizers from various divisions within the department. The program aimed to equip the next generation with essential skills and knowledge in urban planning.
A Comprehensive Training Experience
The “Kafa’at Al-Ghad Al-Omrania” program featured an impressive lineup of 42 theoretical and practical training workshops centered on various aspects of urban planning and sustainable development. Delivered by a distinguished team of experts and engineers from departments such as Survey, Projects, Building Licenses, Geographic Information Systems, Urban Appearance, Financial Affairs, Human Resources, and Legal Affairs, these workshops provided students with invaluable insights.
Field Trips to Active Projects
A significant component of the program involved organized field trips, allowing students to gain firsthand experience of the working environment and observe the stages of project implementation. These visits not only highlighted the interdependent roles of different departments but also enriched students’ understanding of urban planning processes.
Fostering Professional Aspirations
At the conclusion of the program, the department recognized and honored the participating students, trainers, and organizers for their dedication and exceptional performance throughout the training duration. This recognition underscores the department’s commitment to preparing a well-informed and capable generation while also enhancing students’ professional aspirations and deepening their appreciation for the roles within governmental institutions in the Emirate of Sharjah.