Saudi Arabia Completes ‘Train-the-Trainers’ Program to Fight Human Trafficking

Riyadh: In a significant step towards strengthening efforts to combat human trafficking, the National Committee to Combat Human Trafficking in Saudi Arabia has successfully completed the second phase of its ‘Train-the-Trainers’ program. The training, led by Dr. Hala bint Mazyed Al-Tuwaijri, President of the Human Rights Commission, provided 20 committee members with advanced skills to tackle human trafficking effectively.

Key Highlights of the Program

The ‘Train-the-Trainers’ sessions took place at the Human Rights Commission’s headquarters in Riyadh from November 3 to November 7. Organized in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), the program drew in experts and specialists from various government agencies involved in combating human trafficking.

Participants engaged in a range of training topics, including:

• Communication Skills: Methods for effectively engaging with trainees
• Trainer’s Role and Responsibilities: Understanding the responsibilities as a trainer
• Speech and Presentation Skills: Enhancing public speaking and presenting information effectively
• Trust Building: Techniques to establish credibility and trust with audiences
• Time Management and Leadership: Essential tools for managing sessions and leading effectively

Part of Saudi Arabia’s Ongoing Anti-Trafficking Efforts

This initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia’s continuous efforts to strengthen its national capacity to combat human trafficking. It also represents a critical phase in the broader partnership between the Human Rights Commission and the UNODC, aimed at enhancing technical cooperation and combating human trafficking in Saudi Arabia.

The completion of this program reaffirms the Kingdom’s dedication to upholding human rights and combating human trafficking, supporting a safer and more just society for all.