On the second day of Al Murabba’aniyah Camp, participants were introduced to the fundamentals of Emirati “Al Sana’a” through sessions on majlis etiquette, hospitality, and traditional coffee preparation, reflecting the deeply rooted values of respect and generosity in Emirati society. These heritage segments provided a practical, hands-on experience that helped youth understand the meaning of “Al Sana’a” and its importance in daily life and social interactions.
Participants also engaged in field-based life skills activities in the desert, learning how to deal with the desert environment, develop self-reliance, and adapt to different natural conditions. In addition, they took part in scouting exercises focused on teamwork, rope work, and tent building, all conducted in a highly spirited atmosphere that strengthened cooperation and group cohesion. These activities played a key role in refining their skills and enhancing their sense of discipline and responsibility.
It was a day rich in learning and experience, reflecting the camp’s mission to build a confident generation that takes pride in its national identity and is prepared to face challenges with a positive spirit and a high sense of responsibility. Organizers emphasized that combining Emirati “Al Sana’a” with practical scouting training offers an integrated model for youth development and for reinforcing values of belonging and community service.