On Dec. 5th, the Palestinian Youth Incubator at HOW Institute held a training meeting entitled: “The Art of Etiquette and Protocol”.
The meeting was presented by Ms. Ranad Al-Helou, a specialist in human development, with the attendance of the members of the incubator. The meeting addressed the foundations of etiquette and dealing with all events in appropriate ways and addressed the art of protocol, through real examples and practical implementations.
Sofian Taha, a member of PYI, said: “The meeting was so special since the trainer delivered the material in a great way. We got experience and qualifications that enable us to manage all official and popular political relations with confidence, respect and appreciation of others, to act correctly in situations and to deal with different personalities.
Huda Abu Hajir, a member of PYI, noted, “we all need such information that has been given in this training. We were in need for learning this art that would create a climate of friendliness and love in relations that could be affected due to the lack of knowledge of the proper methods of the protocol.”
Ibrahim Khader, a member of PYI, expressed his gratitude and thanks to all members of the incubator and its Executive Board, who always seek to give them everything useful and fruitful. He added that the training has had a great impact in promoting a culture of tact in conversation and the art of dealing with others, thereby preserving social relations between people within the framework of mutual friendliness.
Mohammed Yassin, Chairman of the Executive Council of PYI, explained that the training was important for the members of the incubator; therefore, they can deal properly with the official local and international delegations. in addition, this knowledge would show the high culture oof people and make everyone hold the responsibility of his actions especially before others.
It is worth mentioning that over the past few weeks, the Youth Incubator has carried out several training meetings at HOW Institute in order to prepare leading elites who are able to meet the challenges.
