Involve students in government projects, says MP

Manama : MP Jamal Buhassan has called upon the Government to involve university students in government projects, taking into account their competence and specialisations. The MP has officially submitted a proposal so that the Government would study and implement his idea which would benefit the students as well as the authorities.

“This proposal provides an opportunity for innovative university students to present their future ideas and projects. It also contributes to building confidence between the government and the qualified human cadres of university students in the ability to build a prosperous future for the Kingdom. The participation of university students in future government plans and projects. This is one of the best methods of investing in human resources,” he said.

Buhassan also said that the vision of the Kingdom of Bahrain in the comprehensive and sustainable development is based on the fact that the Bahraini youth is the pillar of development and progress. 

“The scientifically and culturally qualified youth is the basis of the process of building the nation, which preserves its achievements and capabilities. The participation of university students in the development of modern projects of the government aims to develop the students’ potential and skills,” the MP mentioned in his proposal, which will be discussed by the House of Representatives before being referred the Government for approval.

He added, “Today, the society has confidence in university students and the ability of their ideas and projects in building the country. They would contribute to finding solutions to the problems of the society from a scientific point of view. They are the basis of building our homeland. We need to nurture them and increase their confidence by involving them in the plans of modern government projects. This is not to underestimate those who are responsible for these plans and projects in the government. This is to come up with plans for future projects that integrate experience with the spirit of youth, who could contribute countless projects supporting the state in various fields and the labour market.”