Rovers Investiture and TOR Handover: New Members, New Responsibilities
The 14th Malé Rover Crew welcomed two newly invested members and handed over Terms of Reference to its Media Officer and Logistics Officer, marking two milestones in one evening.
Opening the ceremony
The ceremony opened with a recitation of the Holy Qur’an by Rover Abdulla Avshan Mohamed. Crew Chairperson Mohamed Suraij Abdulla then delivered the welcome address, followed by Public Relations Officer Ahmed Zeeshan Mohamed, who outlined the agenda for the evening.
Welcoming two new Rovers
Mohamed Saaee Mubraik and Aishath Nash Ali made their Scout Promise and were formally invested into the crew, marking the beginning of their Rover journey. Rover Advisor Ahmed Samaan Abdulla presented them with their scarves, welcoming them into the crew in the presence of fellow Rovers and leaders. welcomed them into the group, with fellow Rovers and leaders present to share the occasion.
The investiture marked their commitment to the values of Scouting and their place within a crew built around service, friendship and shared responsibility.
Taking on responsibilities in EXCO
The evening also saw the signing and handover of Terms of Reference (TOR) for the crew’s newest EXCO members. Mohamed Yanaal Naseem takes on the role of Media Officer, while Mohamed Yoosuf Shameem steps in as Logistics Officer.
Rover Advisor Ahmed Samaan Abdulla joined both officers in signing their respective Terms of Reference before the documents were formally handed over. The handover marked the formal start of their responsibilities, with each officer receiving the document setting out their role within the team. Both will contribute to the crew’s work alongside their fellow EXCO members.
Closing the evening
Crew Vice Chairperson Hussain Yameen Ali delivered the closing words of thanks, bringing the formal proceedings to a close.
The evening concluded with the national anthem and group photographs of the Rovers, EXCO members and leaders.
Together, the two ceremonies recognised members joining the crew and others taking on new responsibilities within it. Thaajuddeen School Scout Group welcomes the newly invested Rovers and wishes both officers well as they begin their roles.