Khaberni - In a joyful and loving atmosphere, the volunteer youth initiative “A Positive World” cooperated with the Roses House Ladies Association in the city of Aqaba to launch its special events celebrating Eid al-Fitr and welcoming visitors of Aqaba, spreading joy among children, families, and incoming city visitors.
The event included a series of entertainment activities designed for children which featured interactive games, face painting, distribution of gifts and candies, in addition to the presence of cartoon characters that added a fun and happy atmosphere. Coffee was served to visitors as a gesture that reflects the Jordanian hospitality, especially during the bustling Eid period in Aqaba.
In the context of promoting environmental awareness, the initiative made sure to distribute trash bags designated for cars supported by the Ministry of Environment aimed at reducing the phenomenon of random waste disposal and encouraging visitors to maintain the cleanliness and natural beauty of the city.
On his part, the founder of the initiative, Khaldoun Al-Rabai, stated that this event continues the approach of the initiative in spreading positive behaviors and enhancing the values of volunteering and community work, noting that “bringing joy to the hearts of children and putting smiles on their faces is one of our most important goals, especially during blessed occasions.
The vice-coordinator of the initiative, Noubar Demirjian, confirmed that these efforts are in line with the royal directives of King Abdullah II, which always emphasize the importance of empowering youth and enhancing their role in community service, alongside the vision of His Highness Prince Hussein bin Abdullah II in supporting purposeful youth initiatives and instilling a culture of giving and voluntary work.
The “A Positive World” initiative continues its leading role in implementing community and youth activities to establish a positive image of volunteer work in Jordan and to enhance the spirit of cooperation and belonging among various community groups.
