Saudi Sport Ministry Takes Part in Marrakech OIC Youth Capital 2025 Forum
The forum has witnessed the participation of youth delegations from member states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).
Set to run until July 3, the forum seeks to boost dialogue among youth in the Islamic world and strengthen cooperation in areas such as innovation, entrepreneurship, culture, as well as health.
Overall, the forum provides a significant platform for exchanging ideas and successful experiences in these fields.
Through numerous sessions, the event addresses the challenges that faced the Islamic world during the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic and social repercussions.
Moreover, the forum sheds light on the significance of integrating in labor market and the issues of digital revolution.
With the participation of experts and representatives from Islamic countries, the Marrakech OIC Youth Capital 2025 forum discusses artificial intelligence and mental health.
The Saudi participation in the forum stands as a testament to the ministry's ongoing efforts to foster cooperation with the Islamic world.
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