2015

Baader Foundation continues its training project, "Making something out of nothing." The project aims to spread the value of community work and initiative in building a modern civil state through the rejection of sectarianism and sectarianism through the number of a training camp in Taiz for 30 young men and women.

From five governorates to embark on several community awareness campaigns that disseminate these concepts and deepen the national community. The participants ended their fifth day of the twelve training days in the training camp in the city of Taiz, where the participants received on their first day the training topic (life skills and its association with the modern civil state) by the distinguished trainer Mr. Sami Al-Hakimi. Self - Estimate the other - Leadership - Create personal vision - Team building skills and work within a team - Formation of a common vision - Building alliances. On the second day, Professor Nader Al-Ariki delivered the article entitled "Foundations of Building the Modern Civil State and its Mechanisms", which dealt with the nature of the state, its types and characteristics, as well as the foundations of the principles of the civil state. On the third day, the participants received training on the topic of citizenship, which was taught by the distinguished professor / Mohammed Al-Latifi. He discussed the following topics: What is the citizenship and the difference between the state and the homeland? In the fourth and fifth training days, the subject of transitional justice was presented to the participants by the distinguished professor Tawfiq Abdullah Al-Shaabi, who addressed the following topics: What is transitional justice and what is the goal / goal of transitional justice.