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Gadeha Junior Training Camp celebrates graduation of first batch

By JL. 500 young participants complete training focused on discipline, teamwork and responsibility The Gadeha "Up to the Challenge" Junior Training Camp held a graduation ceremony for its first batch at Exhibition World Bahrain, attended by parents and families of the participants. The

Sara Al-Khalifa

Published 13 August 2026, 5:00 · Updated 19:04

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Gadeha Junior Training Camp celebrates graduation of first batch

500 young participants complete training focused on discipline, teamwork and responsibility

The Gadeha “Up to the Challenge” Junior Training Camp held a graduation ceremony for its first batch at Exhibition World Bahrain, attended by parents and families of the participants.

The first batch included 500 participants from the 2,000 enrolled in the camp. The ceremony marked the completion of several days of training, learning and challenges designed to develop participants’ skills and strengthen values including discipline, teamwork, commitment and responsibility.

The camp is being held under the directives of Lieutenant General His Highness Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, National Security Advisor and Royal Guard Commander, as part of His Highness’s commitment to supporting the development of Bahrain’s youth.

Speaking on behalf of the participants, Abdullah Sinan said the experience had highlighted the importance of discipline, commitment, teamwork and responsibility, while giving participants opportunities to gain new skills and experiences.

He also expressed appreciation for the Kingdom’s leadership for its support of Bahrain’s youth and for HH Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad’s directives to organise the camp.

All participants received certificates marking their completion of the camp in the presence of Ahmed Al Shaikh, Chairman of the Organising Committee, and Major Ghali Saad Ghali, Head Trainer.

The ceremony included the Kingdom of Bahrain’s national anthem and the military chant, highlighting the camp’s focus on national identity, discipline and a sense of responsibility.

Sara Al-Khalifa

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