Desk Report: National children and adolescents' organisation Ankur has organised an ‘Organisers’ Development Session’ aimed at enhancing the skills, leadership capacity and organisational efficiency of its organisers.The training programme was held on Friday at Foyenaz Tower in Paltan, Dhaka, bringing together organisers and representatives of the organisation to discuss effective approaches to working with children and adolescents, team management and the importance of youth organisations in building future citizens.The session was presided over by Ankur Director Shah Shihab Uddin and conducted by its Executive Director Muhammad Nizam Uddin.The programme began with a discussion titled ‘Words from the Quran’, conducted by Ahsan Ahmad Khan, Central Training Secretary of Islami Chhatra Majlis.Advocate Sheikh Rezaul Karim, a prominent child organiser and former Assistant Attorney General, attended as the chief guest and spoke on ‘The Importance of Children and Adolescents’ Organisations’.In his discussion, he stressed the need to expand Ankur’s activities to help children and adolescents develop into ideal citizens and valuable assets for the country. He also highlighted the importance of organised initiatives in nurturing young minds and preparing them for responsible roles in society.Ankur Associate Director A B M Shahidul Islam joined the discussion as a panel speaker.Another session, titled ‘Methods and Strategies for Working with Children and Adolescents’, was conducted by Kazi Arifur Rahman, former director of Ankur and secretary of JASAF. Ankur Office Secretary Maulana Mahmud Qadir and Governing Council Member Mahmud Ahmadi Nejad took part in the panel discussion on the subject.The session also featured a discussion on ‘Team Management Skills’, delivered by Ankur Adviser Engineer Abdul Hafiz Khasru. Advocate Enayet Rabbi Ekram, the organisation's Finance Secretary, and Governing Council Member Rafqatul Islam Rakib participated as panel speakers.The discussions focused on strengthening organisers' practical skills, improving leadership and management capabilities, and developing effective strategies for engaging children and adolescents in constructive activities.The programme concluded with a closing address by Professor Abdul Jalil, a distinguished member of Ankur's Advisory Council.