*The general assembly of the Riyadh-based World Assembly of Muslim youth (WAMY) has elected its new board of trustees as part of the 12th international conference which concluded in Marrakesh recently. The board is dominated by Saudis as 11 of those members (48 percent) are from the Kingdom, including its secretary-general, Salih Al-Wohaiby who was re-elected. "This election was an important component of the conference as the new board of trusties will set the general goals, policies, strategies that will determine the course of WAMY for the next four years both in the Kingdom and the world," Al-Wohaiby told Arab News. More than 700 Muslim scholars and heads of 450 youth organizations from all parts of the world who participated in the historic Moroccan city expressed their profound gratitude for King Mohammed VI of Morocco and his government, and people for hosting the conference and extending all the facilities for its success.
02-23-2015, 07:12 PM
WAMY urges proper guidance of youth
*The general assembly of the Riyadh-based World Assembly of Muslim youth (WAMY) has elected its new board of trustees as part of the 12th international conference which concluded in Marrakesh recently. The board is dominated by Saudis as 11 of those members (48 percent) are from the Kingdom, including its secretary-general, Salih Al-Wohaiby who was re-elected. "This election was an important component of the conference as the new board of trusties will set the general goals, policies, strategies that will determine the course of WAMY for the next four years both in the Kingdom and the world," Al-Wohaiby told Arab News. More than 700 Muslim scholars and heads of 450 youth organizations from all parts of the world who participated in the historic Moroccan city expressed their profound gratitude for King Mohammed VI of Morocco and his government, and people for hosting the conference and extending all the facilities for its success.
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