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International Youth Skills Day 2026
Hano Academy and Hano Technical University jointly celebrated International Youth Skills Day, showcasing educational opportunities and vocational training to prepare Somali youth for the future job market. Chancellor Dr. Sadiya Siad encouraged students to take advantage of vocational opportunities.

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- Hano Academy and Hano Technical University jointly celebrated International Youth Skills Day 2026, showcasing educational opportunities and vocational training for Somali youth. Chancellor Dr.
Key claims
- The event highlighted the commitment to enhancing knowledge and practical skills for Somali youth.
- Students participated in practical demonstrations and interacted with training programs.
- Hano Academy presented vocational training aimed at equipping youth with market-relevant skills.
- Dr. Sadiya Siad emphasized the importance of combining education with hands-on training.
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The celebration of International Youth Skills Day emphasizes the importance of vocational training for the future of Somali youth.
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- What specific vocational training programs were highlighted during the event?
- How will the success of these initiatives be measured in the future?
- Are there any partnerships with local businesses to facilitate job placements for graduates?
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International Youth Skills Day 2026
Today, Hano Academy and Hano Technical University jointly celebrated International Youth Skills Day, showcasing educational opportunities and vocational training they have prepared for Somali youth. This event highlighted their commitment to developing knowledge, enhancing practical skills, and preparing a Somali generation capable of succeeding in education, work, innovation, and leadership in the future.
Students visiting the facilities of Hano Academy and Hano Technical University participated in practical demonstrations presented by the university's faculties and vocational training departments. They had the opportunity to closely engage with the training and see how knowledge and skills combine to prepare youth for the job market.
The students visited the laboratories of various faculties at the university, including Technology, Mechatronics, and Medical & Health Sciences, where they witnessed the training and modern techniques that students learn to acquire integrated knowledge and skills.
On the other hand, Hano Academy presented vocational training programs that include:
These trainings are designed to equip youth with practical skills that directly align with the needs of the job market, facilitating their ability to find employment, work independently, or create new businesses.
During the event, the Chancellor of Hano Technical University and Operational Managing Director of Hano Academy, Dr. Sadiya Siad, delivered an inspiring and awareness-raising speech. She encouraged students to take advantage of educational opportunities and vocational training, emphasizing that the combination of knowledge and skills is the key to personal and professional success.
The event clearly demonstrated the importance of integrating university education with hands-on training. This is the mission of Hano Technical University and Hano Academy: to produce students with academic knowledge and skills they can work with while studying, enabling them to become skilled employees or entrepreneurs creating new opportunities.
Hano Academy and Hano Technical University believe that investing in youth skills is an investment in the future of Somalia. Through quality education, effective training, career guidance, business support, and collaboration with industries and employers, we are building a new generation of professionals, innovators, and entrepreneurs.
On this International Youth Skills Day, we celebrate the potential, talent, and ambition of Somali youth, reaffirming our commitment to providing opportunities for them to learn, grow, innovate, and lead the future of their country.
The combination of knowledge and skills empowers Somali youth to work or create new jobs.
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