الهند: جامعة إسلامية تحتفل بتوزيع شهادات تطوير المجتمع

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

نظَّمت "جامعة عليكرة الإسلامية" في "الهند" فعاليات لتوزيع شهادات على المشاركين في برامج ودورات تنمية المجتمع من خلال الفنيات المتعددة، وهو التدريب الذي يُشرف عليه قسم الفنيات المتعددة النسائي.

وقد أكد المسؤولون بالجامعة أن البرامج التدريبية تستهدف خدمة الفئات المحرومة، والتي تعاني من الظروف الصعبة، وتدريب المرأة على الفنيات المختلفة، خاصةً غير القادرات على تحمُّل تكاليف التعليم.

وقد طالَب المسؤولون المتدربين بنشر المعرفة والمهارات التي حصلنَ عليها بالدورة؛ مما يساهم في تمكين النساء الأُخريات وتحسين أوضاعهن الاجتماعية؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

The Women's Polytechnic, Aligarh Muslim University today organized a certificate distribution function for the Community Development Through Polytechnics (CDTP) Scheme trainees which was attended by Professor Naima Khatoon, Principal, Women's College, AMU as the Chief Guest.

Meanwhile, Mrs Tanveer Badar, wife of AMU Registrar and Mrs Sofia Anis, wife of AMU's DSW attended the function as the guests of honor. Mrs Badar and Mrs Anis also distributed the certificates to the CDTP Scheme (2015-16 Batch) trainees.

Appreciating the CDTP Scheme officials, Prof Khatoon said that besides being one of the best skill learning centres in India, AMU Women's Polytechnic is running training programmes for people of deprived and under privileged sections of society. She added that these programmes are aimed at training women, who could not have afforded formation education.

Addressing the trainees, Prof Khatoon advised them to spread the knowledge and skills they have learnt during their course. She further said that this sharing of knowledge will help in empowering other women.

Mrs Anis lamented that the CDTP Scheme programmes are helpful in empowering women who have been deprived of formal education. She added that the fact these programmes are supported by the Government of India will further help under privileged women.

Recalling the NAAC accreditation team visit to the Aligarh Muslim University, Mrs Badar said that the visiting NAAC officials appreciated AMU's contribution in empowering women from the economically weaker sections through CDTP Scheme run programmes. "I have hopes that this good work will continue to set examples in future," said Mrs Badar.