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[00:00:17] and good evening to Sister Bayan
[00:00:29] Al-
[00:00:33] of goodness
[00:00:49] indeed, as you said,
[00:00:58] of age are contained in a piece of
[00:01:15] with light in
[00:01:19] and coordinating them with
[00:01:25] with confidence through a package of
[00:01:27] the practice of learning of goodness the development happening in the world, developed. You know, with
[00:01:28] with technology,
[00:01:33] dialogue on policies
[00:01:45] Good evening Geopark in and love, our dear viewers.
[00:01:49] An evening where aspirations are renewed,
[00:01:52] work spaces expand, and new
[00:01:55] our beloved country. pages of work
[00:01:58] and giving begin. At the beginning of a new week,
[00:02:02] we hope it will be a week full of great
[00:02:05] benefit and enjoyment for you,
[00:02:08] and that you achieve your goals
[00:02:11] Governorate, to present this and give in various fields of science,
[00:02:14] If I look at the regional knowledge, work, and achievement.
[00:02:15] Many details about As we have accustomed you in the evenings
[00:02:18] of your program "From Oman," the movement
[00:02:21] of construction never stops, and stories of achievement are always present.
[00:02:25] be to God, the state of Sohar Every night, we try to follow with you
[00:02:28] and by the grace of God, last this national movement from various governorates
[00:02:31] and in various sectors. Tonight, we have prepared for you
[00:02:34] that was held in diverse follow-ups that monitor
[00:02:39] them and utilizing the latest developments
[00:02:42] research, and education. Thank you very much for during this week. We start, dear viewers, with an event that Omani youth are awaiting
[00:02:46] next Tuesday. Dear viewers, we are talking
[00:02:49] about the closing ceremony of the Injaz Oman Award
[00:02:52] for the year 2025-
[00:02:55] 2026. This year is special,
[00:02:59] as Injaz Oman celebrates 20 years since its establishment
[00:03:02] and the consolidation of entrepreneurship
[00:03:06] and innovation culture among our youth,
[00:03:10] considering it a national institution
[00:03:13] concerned with entrepreneurship.
[00:03:16] Various details about Injaz Oman, about this
[00:03:19] qualitative shift also in terms of the number
[00:03:22] of programs and the number of beneficiaries
[00:03:25] from 2006
[00:03:27] and we went through several to 2026. This discussion will be present, God willing,
[00:03:30] in the first follow-up tonight from
[00:03:33] your program "From Oman." In the second follow-up,
[00:03:36] from the state of Sohar,
[00:03:38] today, a meeting was held, by chance. Someone in dear viewers,
[00:03:39] at work, also concerning a project
[00:03:44] that will help them, God willing, to include Omani states in the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities.
[00:03:47] This project also aims to promote
[00:03:51] the concept of lifelong learning, and the Sultanate of Oman
[00:03:56] Also, the government sector is striving to expand the scope of Omani participation
[00:04:01] in this global event through these national efforts
[00:04:04] in various governorates What about North Al Batinah
[00:04:07] الباطنه وعن
[00:04:10] institutions in and Sohar specifically? What are the promising components and opportunities?
[00:04:14] Our colleague Abdullah Al-Raisi joins us in the second follow-up tonight
[00:04:17] from your program "From
[00:04:19] a meeting was held Oman." Finally, dear viewers, a qualitative medical
[00:04:22] achievement in the Sultanate of Oman. The Royal Hospital,
[00:04:26] dear viewers, celebrated the implantation of the first
[00:04:28] remote sensor for heart failure patients.
[00:04:34] were created through this This achievement is also natural, given the presence of national competencies
[00:04:37] and high expertise that characterize the healthcare
[00:04:41] staff in the Sultanate of Oman. Details of this achievement, God willing,
[00:04:44] with our guests
[00:04:46] aspects. The state of Sohar, thank in the last follow-up tonight from your program "From Oman."
[00:04:49] So, dear viewers, these are the details
[00:04:53] of Sunday evening, and its beauty
[00:04:56] and presence are incomplete Welcome until nine.
[00:05:00] for free. This is through
[00:05:08] open the discussion on this
[00:05:09] of this diversity in
[00:07:00] We are always happy with this daily communication with you.
[00:07:03] Every evening, we try to closely follow what is happening in
[00:07:08] This week, the youth are also on a date with a beautiful,
[00:07:11] wonderful, and exceptional event:
[00:07:15] 20 years since the establishment of Injaz Oman,
[00:07:18] in addition to the results of the Injaz Oman
[00:07:21] company competition in 2025
[00:07:24] (2026).
[00:07:28] this event and about Injaz Oman in general.
[00:07:31] Our viewers are joined in the studio of your program "From Oman"
[00:07:34] by the CEO of Injaz Oman, Khawla bint Hamood
[00:07:38] Al-Harthi. Good evening, Ms. Khawla. Welcome to the "From Oman" program.
[00:07:42] We congratulate you on 20 years of this giving
[00:07:45] that is offered to our youth in entrepreneurship and innovation. Good evening,
[00:07:49] Bayan.
[00:07:52] the kind hospitality. May God bless you. You were part
[00:07:56] of this achievement. May God keep you. We have always followed
[00:07:59] closely these qualitative leaps
[00:08:03] year after year in terms of the number of beneficiaries
[00:08:07] and even the diversity of programs from 2006 until
[00:08:10] today. If we describe this journey to the honorable viewer, how would you
[00:08:14] This was a journey of
[00:08:18] creating an impact,
[00:08:21] and a journey that involved supporting and empowering
[00:08:24] the young men and women of Oman, whom we consider
[00:08:28] an investment in them
[00:08:31] and an investment in the future of Oman.
[00:08:34] Thank God, as you mentioned, the leap
[00:08:37] was qualitative, stages
[00:08:41] from humble beginnings. And even the number of beneficiaries
[00:08:44] at that time did not exceed
[00:08:48] 2006. This year alone, we reached 100,000
[00:08:52] young men and women, and the number of beneficiaries exceeded half
[00:08:55] a million participants.
[00:08:59] In addition to that, the level of participation has become
[00:09:02] better, and year after year, we notice remarkable development
[00:09:06] even in the participation
[00:09:09] or the quality of companies that participate with us.
[00:09:12] And perhaps you noticed in recent years the awards
[00:09:16] we won at the regional level were all won
[00:09:19] by Omani youth companies that represented Oman
[00:09:23] well and competed,
[00:09:26] although the competition is very difficult at the regional level,
[00:09:30] but they won these awards and honored us.
[00:09:33] In addition to that, the number of companies that were established
[00:09:37] is over 350 companies that are established and present in
[00:09:40] the labor market, and more than 1,000 job opportunities
[00:09:46] program. Of course, these are direct jobs, not
[00:09:49] indirect jobs. For us,
[00:09:53] these are not just numbers.
[00:09:56] Behind every number is a story of a young man
[00:10:00] or woman
[00:10:02] who discovered their abilities and capabilities and gained
[00:10:06] more self-confidence. And perhaps through Injaz Oman,
[00:10:10] they got the opportunity that could
[00:10:12] change the course of their lives. So, thank God,
[00:10:16] all of this would not have been possible without the grace of God
[00:10:19] and then continuous efforts for many
[00:10:23] years and support
[00:10:26] from the private sector, in addition to the Ministry
[00:10:29] of Education and all educational
[00:10:32] institutions in the Sultanate. The volunteers we can't do without,
[00:10:35] the supervisors, our students who are the foundation
[00:10:39] of these programs, Injaz Oman employees,
[00:10:42] and its board of directors, and everyone who stood with us over
[00:10:46] the past years. Thank you is not enough for them.
[00:10:49] Even you and Oman TV were always present with us in all
[00:10:53] our events. So, thank God for everything. Thank you
[00:10:57] all for your belief in the message of Injaz Oman,
[00:11:00] and thank you for being part of our journey
[00:11:04] in creating impact. Yes, today, when we talk about
[00:11:07] Injaz Oman, we are talking about something familiar to
[00:11:10] youth. Today, we follow and feel this difference
[00:11:14] and this impact on social media in the pages of these
[00:11:17] companies that are active for a period and then disappear
[00:11:20] for a period, then another As you said, these are indeed
[00:11:24] paths for our youth that have turned into real
[00:11:27] career paths and a source of income for many. Today, if
[00:11:31] we talk about youth or the Injaz Oman institution from
[00:11:34] another perspective, a general viewer follows us. How
[00:11:37] do you describe this institution to the honorable viewer?
[00:11:41] Injaz Oman is a non-profit organization concerned with empowering
[00:11:44] youth and preparing them optimally to enter the labor market
[00:11:50] interactive programs that we offer to students
[00:11:53] of schools, colleges, and universities, in addition
[00:11:57] to job seekers. And this year, thank God,
[00:12:01] and for the first time, we offered a package of programs
[00:12:04] for people with disabilities. And this is, of course,
[00:12:08] our belief in the importance of involving all segments
[00:12:11] of society and empowering them with the necessary skills
[00:12:15] to contribute to building the future God willing. As we mentioned
[00:12:19] in our discussion, from 2006 until today,
[00:12:22] there was indeed hard
[00:12:25] work, and the impact was clear in the number
[00:12:29] of beneficiaries and the quality of programs. Today, even your approach
[00:12:32] to different categories, reaching our brothers
[00:12:36] with disabilities.
[00:12:39] and international level, the recognition
[00:12:42] of the status of Injaz Oman as an institution, not to mention
[00:12:46] the awards that our youth won from this
[00:12:49] institution. Indeed, thank God,
[00:12:53] year, the Junior
[00:12:57] Achievement global gathering
[00:12:59] Brazil with the participation of more than
[00:13:02] 120 countries around the world, or 120 offices
[00:13:06] of Injaz offices around the world. And after
[00:13:09] many years,
[00:13:12] after we, as an institution, were unable to even
[00:13:15] apply for these awards, we were nominated
[00:13:18] for three awards: the Identity
[00:13:22] Enhancement Award, the Thuraya Al-Salti Award for Best
[00:13:26] CEO, and the
[00:13:30] Growth and Impact Award. We won the Growth and Impact Award.
[00:13:34] We competed with more than 120 countries, so for us,
[00:13:37] this is a very important milestone in our journey,
[00:13:41] and a recognition of the status of Injaz Oman
[00:13:44] and its great role in empowering youth and providing
[00:13:48] qualitative programs. Also, our programs are offered
[00:13:51] in partnership with international institutions such as Microsoft,
[00:13:59] and we also guarantee the quality of these programs. They are not just programs
[00:14:02] to be offered, but we want youth to benefit and gain these
[00:14:06] skills
[00:14:09] in entering the labor market God willing. We are talking
[00:14:13] about Tuesday, God willing, at the Oman Convention and Exhibition
[00:14:16] Centre. There will be a joyful ceremony for the youth.
[00:14:19] We are talking about this version and its results. This version is a bit
[00:14:23] different because it is an important milestone, as I mentioned, we celebrate
[00:14:27] 20 years, and then also honor
[00:14:30] the winners in the company program and competition.
[00:14:34] Year after year, participation increases. This year, more than
[00:14:38] 350 student companies participated
[00:14:42] with very distinctive projects
[00:14:45] that are also aligned with the state's policy of diversifying
[00:14:48] income sources and Oman Vision 2040.
[00:14:52] And 15 student companies qualified with us.
[00:14:55] They will enter the competition tomorrow, God willing. The evaluation will start, and on
[00:14:59] Tuesday, there will be the ceremony that we are used
[00:15:03] to, to crown them, to crown the best student company
[00:15:06] at the Sultanate level, and the best innovative product,
[00:15:10] and the best sustainable product, in addition to
[00:15:13] a sub-award, which is the best video
[00:15:17] advertisement. A while ago, you also had an exhibition.
[00:15:20] An exhibition that displays youth
[00:15:23] projects. Shopping centers.
[00:15:27] Today, the exhibition is on one side, and the awards
[00:15:31] are on the other. What is the importance
[00:15:34] the accompanying events for the company program? Year after year,
[00:15:38] of course, the exhibition is part of the company program.
[00:15:41] And perhaps the exhibition, for us, is an opportunity
[00:15:44] for young people to introduce their products,
[00:15:48] and to have direct interaction
[00:15:51] between them and investors, between
[00:15:54] them and entrepreneurs, and also decision-makers
[00:15:57] in the Sultanate, because it is important for us that these companies continue
[00:16:01] after they graduate from the company program. So we want them
[00:16:04] to get to know them so they can help them, whether it is in
[00:16:07] funding or incubation
[00:16:10] or other matters. So the exhibition is
[00:16:13] part of the program, and all of these complement each other,
[00:16:17] because the program lasts for a full year and has several
[00:16:21] stages until the youth reach the final stage, and it is
[00:16:27] it started as an idea and ended up as an established
[00:16:30] company. It is good that an idea turns into
[00:16:33] reality. We know how long the journey is.
[00:16:37] Today, there are various outlets that help you turn
[00:16:40] your idea into reality, including Injaz Oman. Ms.
[00:16:44] Khawla, if we look at version after version, how did you always try
[00:16:47] to develop this version in terms of content
[00:16:51] and diverse programs?
[00:16:54] Look, our programs in general, whether it is the company program or
[00:16:58] Injaz Oman programs in general, are continuously
[00:17:05] with artificial intelligence. A person cannot remain in the same state,
[00:17:09] or programs remain in the same state. So they must continuously develop to keep
[00:17:13] pace with the market. This includes
[00:17:16] the company program, both in the method of application
[00:17:19] and the content. The materials that we focus
[00:17:23] on, the materials that, as you say, are outdated, we no
[00:17:27] longer offer them. And with the participation of the private
[00:17:30] sector, also specialists from the private sector who help us
[00:17:34] implement these programs. Yes, even those who follow
[00:17:37] the company program over 20 years
[00:17:41] will find that in the early stages, it focused only on schools.
[00:17:44] Today, we are talking about university students, college students.
[00:17:48] You also expanded to include people with disabilities. That's right.
[00:17:52] Education, first and foremost, must start from
[00:17:55] early stages. So it was with school
[00:17:58] students and university students, especially in the company
[00:18:02] program, perhaps there is more focus on them because they have reached
[00:18:05] a stage where they can continue their companies, while school
[00:18:09] students are still in school. But the most important
[00:18:12] thing is that all young people acquire
[00:18:14] the necessary skills that will help them enter the labor market
[00:18:18] and the culture of freelancing. We know that everyone can
[00:18:22] benefit from it because it changes your way of thinking
[00:18:24] altogether.
[00:18:27] So, we want everyone to benefit from it continuously.
[00:18:30] Today, being among the youth, we always notice you,
[00:18:34] Ms. Khawla, and the youth. We have heard from various sources
[00:18:38] on social media about what they have benefited from the company
[00:18:41] program or from Injaz Oman in general. In your private
[00:18:45] and public conversations with the youth, what is it that Injaz
[00:18:48] Oman has truly touched in the needs of Omani youth,
[00:18:52] from your point of view? You see, Bayan, thank
[00:18:56] God, and I consider this a blessing, that we at
[00:19:00] Injaz Oman are lucky to witness
[00:19:03] the impact of the work we do. I'm not exaggerating
[00:19:07] if I tell you that if it wasn't monthly, I met three
[00:19:10] people last week, all the elevator, in our building
[00:19:17] at the mall. Someone was a tour guide, I saw him by chance
[00:19:20] with people visiting the country.
[00:19:24] They all come and greet me and say, "Teacher, you might not
[00:19:27] remember us, but we were students at Injaz Oman one day.
[00:19:31] We want to thank you for this opportunity because through
[00:19:35] it, through it,
[00:19:37] first, we discovered abilities in ourselves that we didn't know about,
[00:19:41] and based on that, thank God, we succeeded in
[00:19:44] our lives." And this is what is required, Bayan. You know, we want to see them successful
[00:19:48] and prosperous That's right, and teamwork.
[00:19:52] I may have mentioned to you before that I had an
[00:19:55] experience at Injaz Oman when I was a university student. We also formed
[00:19:59] a team and divided it. Perhaps we were not lucky enough
[00:20:03] to go outside the college, but just working within
[00:20:06] a team, innovation, business ideas, I believe
[00:20:09] that this makes a big difference. Your final word
[00:20:12] to our youth from this platform, the "From
[00:20:15] Oman" program. This is an invitation
[00:20:19] to everyone to attend the closing ceremony of the company
[00:20:22] program and competition. The invitation is open to all. We hope
[00:20:25] for your presence and interaction with the youth,
[00:20:29] and your presence alone supports the youth, and we also hope
[00:20:33] that they benefit from our programs that we offer
[00:20:38] the Sultanate. All the best to you. May God bless your efforts, and we congratulate
[00:20:42] you on 20 years of even more beautiful and bright achievements,
[00:20:45] God willing. Ms. Khawla bint Hamood Al-Harthi, CEO
[00:20:49] of Oman Foundation. Thank you very much. May God bless
[00:20:52] you, and thank you, Bayan.
[00:20:55] So, dear viewers, this is how the youth of Oman are,
[00:20:59] always a beacon of giving and work. We always try
[00:21:02] to provide them with opportunities in the "From Oman" program
[00:21:06] through various stations. And tonight,
[00:21:09] there are also different achievements that we will follow
[00:21:13] consecutively during
[00:21:14] this hour. Stay with us.
[00:21:44] 800 million years
[00:21:48] geological heritage. In the Geological Heritage Exhibition
[00:21:51] in Jabal Akhdar Governorate in its fifth edition,
[00:21:55] a silent witness tells a chapter of Earth's history
[00:21:59] and reveals an aspect of Oman's geological
[00:22:02] richness on a journey that takes the visitor through millions
[00:22:06] of years. This exhibition
[00:22:08] comes in line with a number of efforts
[00:22:11] and initiatives undertaken by the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism
[00:22:15] along with a number of partners
[00:22:18] of geological heritage.
[00:22:21] Also,
[00:22:27] coinciding with the preparation of the file
[00:22:30] for registering the Al-Hajar
[00:22:32] UNESCO, the Ministry recently
[00:22:36] launched a number of
[00:22:38] tenders for the construction of visitor centers
[00:22:42] for the Geopark.
[00:22:44] The exhibition includes rare geological
[00:22:47] specimens and fossils, including the teeth of the primitive,
[00:22:50] extinct elephant found in Ain in Dhofar Governorate,
[00:22:54] and the remains of an extinct dinosaur
[00:22:57] discovered in Al-Khoudh in Al-Seeb
[00:23:01] heritage in a way that combines knowledge,
[00:23:04] education, and tourism, and enhances awareness of the importance
[00:23:08] of preserving
[00:23:14] it. This is connected to the Al-Hajar Geopark
[00:23:16] project, which the Ministry of Heritage
[00:23:20] and Tourism is working to develop to be a leading national
[00:23:23] project in protecting geological heritage sites
[00:23:26] and managing
[00:23:29] them in tourism, scientific
[00:23:32] Here, the past is not only preserved, but
[00:23:36] opportunities for the future are opened through it
[00:23:39] in the framework of sustainable tourism that reflects the geological and natural richness
[00:23:43] of the Sultanate of Oman.
[00:24:04] So, dear viewers, Oman's renewed
[00:24:06] renaissance always puts people at the heart
[00:24:09] of its developmental priorities. Various
[00:24:12] efforts are also underway in various governorates
[00:24:16] in different paths in the governorate of North
[00:24:20] Al Batinah. Today's meeting is about the project to include
[00:24:23] Omani states in the UNESCO Global
[00:24:27] Network of Learning Cities in the context of promoting
[00:24:30] the concept of lifelong learning, in addition
[00:24:33] to expanding Omani participation
[00:24:37] in this program. Various details, God willing,
[00:24:40] with our colleague Abdullah Al-Raisi from the state of Sohar.
[00:24:44] And to you, the camera from Oman, in voice
[00:24:46] and image.
[00:24:50] Good evening to you, Bayan, and to all viewers of the "From
[00:24:54] Oman" program. The discussion is about the project
[00:24:58] to include, or the expansion project to include
[00:25:01] Omani states in the UNESCO Global
[00:25:04] Network of Learning Cities. This morning,
[00:25:09] in the Municipal Council Hall in North Al Batinah Governorate.
[00:25:12] At the beginning of the meeting,
[00:25:16] His Excellency Mohammed bin Sulaiman Al-Kindi, Governor
[00:25:20] of North Al Batinah, delivered a welcoming
[00:25:23] speech, then His Excellency Sheikh, the Wali of Sohar,
[00:25:26] delivered another speech, and
[00:25:30] a visual presentation was given by the Office
[00:25:33] of the Wali of Sohar, the Omani National Committee
[00:25:36] for Education, Culture, and Science.
[00:25:40] A visual presentation was given to introduce
[00:25:44] this project and its importance for the state
[00:25:47] of Sohar. At the end of the meeting,
[00:25:51] there was an open discussion and we
[00:25:54] from North Al Batinah Governorate
[00:25:58] topic with His Excellency Sheikh Saud bin
[00:26:02] Mohammed Al- Hinai, and Sohar.
[00:26:05] Welcome, Your Excellency Sheikh.
[00:26:07] First, could you please inform us, Your Excellency, about
[00:26:11] the concept of learning cities that you discussed
[00:26:14] today in the meeting? Good evening, my brother Abdullah,
[00:26:19] in the studio and to all those working in
[00:26:22] the "From Oman" program. Indeed, this wonderful
[00:26:25] program, which transmits events moment
[00:26:28] by moment in all governorates and states of the Sultanate of Oman.
[00:26:34] Praise be to God, with the success from God Almighty,
[00:26:36] the kind approval came today from
[00:26:40] the esteemed Council of Ministers regarding the joining of the state
[00:26:44] of Sohar to the group of cities, learning cities affiliated with UNESCO.
[00:26:48] Your Excellency, if you could inform
[00:26:52] the viewers about the concept of learning cities,
[00:26:55] what is the nature of this for UNESCO learning cities
[00:26:58] and how can we include the state of Sohar in this
[00:27:03] global network, in appreciation of the great potential
[00:27:07] that is present in the state of Sohar?
[00:27:10] Indeed, UNESCO
[00:27:14] is concerned with always
[00:27:17] including cities in the world and in countries around the world
[00:27:22] UNESCO for lifelong learning.
[00:27:25] It is aimed at supporting policies and improving
[00:27:29] in life in cities around the world through promoting
[00:27:35] and peer learning among cities and members, and establishing
[00:27:38] links to enhance partnerships and provide
[00:27:41] capacity development and local and community capacity
[00:27:45] building among learners. Your Excellency, what about
[00:27:49] the mechanism for joining the Global Network of Learning Cities?
[00:27:52] In fact, there is a general framework that the Omani Committee,
[00:27:56] the Omani National Committee
[00:27:58] العمانيه
[00:28:01] for Education and Culture and Science, is commendably
[00:28:04] focusing on regarding the inclusion of cities, and God willing, this
[00:28:07] framework will be implemented through future
[00:28:10] meetings. There will be, initially, the formation of a committee
[00:28:13] whose members will be appointed by His Excellency the Governor
[00:28:16] of North Al Batinah, and it will be chaired
[00:28:20] by the Wali of the state that has been nominated to be a
[00:28:24] learning city. And praise
[00:28:28] has been chosen in this regard, and God willing,
[00:28:31] we will work hard because the state of Sohar has
[00:28:35] many components and pillars in this regard.
[00:28:38] There are 425
[00:28:40] cities
[00:28:44] in 91 countries around the world that
[00:28:47] are joining this network. And Sohar,
[00:28:50] indeed, as you know, my dear brother,
[00:28:53] is rich in historical and heritage
[00:28:56] aspects. And Sohar is Oman's economic gateway.
[00:29:00] And also, in this
[00:29:02] glorious and prosperous era of His Majesty Sultan
[00:29:06] Haitham bin Tariq Al Said, the first supporter
[00:29:09] of his children in the aspect
[00:29:13] of lifelong learning and the current transition
[00:29:16] to digital learning. Indeed, there are also
[00:29:19] many schools in the state of Sohar, more than
[00:29:22] 61 schools in the public sector, and also 70 schools
[00:29:26] in the private sector. And there are also educational enablers:
[00:29:30] universities, Sohar University, and
[00:29:33] the University of Technology and Applied Sciences in Sohar,
[00:29:37] and there is also the National University, which has two branches:
[00:29:40] the College of Health Sciences and also the College of Marine
[00:29:44] Sciences. And there are also institutes and centers
[00:29:47] that are also concerned with people with disabilities,
[00:29:50] as well as Al-Noor Association for the Blind. There will be
[00:29:53] an integrated community partnership in this regard.
[00:29:59] supports this aspect, and there will be a community
[00:30:02] partnership as well. And there are civil society
[00:30:06] organizations that will be present in Sohar's file,
[00:30:08] and these
[00:30:12] the private and public sectors
[00:30:16] will be a main supporter and a main pillar for these
[00:30:19] main pillars in terms of learning for sustainable development,
[00:30:23] health and well-being for citizens. Also,
[00:30:26] there is learning citizenship internationally, and also
[00:30:30] we are now eradicating illiteracy, whether written,
[00:30:33] digital, or reading. These matters will
[00:30:37] be comprehensive in our entire file
[00:30:40] that will be submitted. There are also economic
[00:30:44] aspects and tourism, historical, heritage, and developmental
[00:30:48] God, is one of the states that is complete in terms
[00:30:51] of basic services and infrastructure
[00:30:55] that serve many young people. There are parks and gardens,
[00:30:59] the municipal sector.