An advisory meeting to defend the problems of children in the position of the street in the blue Nile
Walid Ali Adam
The organization of Sabah for the development of childhood and family and the world organization of infantile well-being, with funding from the Awibi Federation, held the advisory meeting to defend the problems of children in the status of the street in the activities of the great participation of children in the street and the history of the organization and organization in the protection of children and the organization.
Professor Beni Mohamed Abdulaziz, director of the Sabah organization for childhood and family development, explained that the advisory meeting is a declaration and a launch of Good Education Project for Children in Street Mode, which includes a number of activities.
Lubna added that the objective of the advisory meeting of advisor is to support the proposals, observations and opinions of partners to contribute to the realization of positive indicators and a change in the project, especially since the interventions are lower than the segment of children in the status of the street which requires concerted efforts, the integration of roles and insurance against the education of the streets and families.
He examined the objectives of the project and the activities he includes in addition to the expected roles of the partners.
Professor Awarid Al -Tayeb Othman, director of organizational programs, presented lights on previous experiences of the organization in this area and expressed its thanks and their appreciation to all government organizations and authorities participating in the advisory meeting to defend the problems of children in the status of the street and the level of good debate.
Reunion participants presented a certain number of targeted and constructive proposals and insurance on the importance of coordination provisions with all relevant authorities and the definition of priorities for interventions and the intensification of community awareness and education programs.
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