Banjul Mayor launches youth volunteerism project at Arch 22

In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering the youth of Banjul, Rohey Malick Lowe, the Mayor of Banjul, unveiled her highly anticipated youth volunteerism project at the iconic Arch 22.

The project, poised to revolutionize opportunities for young people, has garnered international support from esteemed organizations, including the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation.

In an inspiring address delivered to a captivated audience, Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe detailed the multi-faceted objectives of the project.

Aiming to bridge the gap between education and employment, the project will dispatch a cohort of 500 enthusiastic young individuals to various nations across the globe.

According to Lowe, these countries include Portugal, Mali, Senegal, China, Turkey, and Germany, among others.

The central theme of the initiative revolves around skill acquisition and preparation for future careers.

With the backing of influential international organizations, these young participants will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in diverse cultures while gaining practical skills that are highly relevant to the job market.

The youth volunteerism project thus aspires to mold a generation of well-rounded individuals equipped with both technical competencies and global perspectives.

Funding for this visionary undertaking is set to be primarily provided by the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation, alongside other reputable international bodies.

This financial backing underscores the global significance of the project, positioning it as a potential model for other nations striving to empower their youth.

The launch event at Arch 22 marked the first step in what promises to be a transformative journey for the youth of Banjul. Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe’s dedication to fostering a brighter future for the city’s young population was evident as she spoke passionately about the potential of the project to redefine the prospects of countless individuals.

As the project gains momentum, eyes are on Banjul as it takes a pioneering leap towards nurturing its youth’s potential. With the combined efforts of Mayor Rohey Malick Lowe and the unwavering support of international organizations, the youth volunteerism project is poised to shape not only the careers but also the lives of the participants, offering them a chance to be part of a global community that values their aspirations.