Kuwait City: Kuwait has reiterated its firm commitment to United Nations principles, focusing on enhancing justice and the rule of law by integrating security, justice, and sustainable development. A Kuwaiti official highlighted these efforts, emphasizing the country's dedication to these global ideals.
According to Kuwait News Agency, Secretary General of the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters (NCCAL), Mohammad Al-Jassar, underscored the significance of cultural cooperation between Kuwait and the European Union. He also noted the unique, exemplary relations with India, marked by a deep-rooted understanding and cultural exchange.
In a celebration organized by Al-Sadu Society, Kuwait was recognized as a "World Crafts City" for Sadu weaving by the World Crafts Council (WCC), acknowledging its efforts to preserve this traditional craft. Additionally, the International Islamic Charity Organization (IICO) of Kuwait announced the construction of 175 houses with solar-powered utilities for 1,050 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh, demonstrating the country's commitment to humanitarian causes.
In the realm of technology, Minister of State for Communications Affairs Omar Al-Omar affirmed Kuwait's dedication to digital integration and government innovation through its strategic partnership with Microsoft. Furthermore, Ahmadi Governor Sheikh Humoud Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah highlighted Kuwait's interest in advancing computing and artificial intelligence sectors.
Sports achievements were also noted, as Kuwait SC secured the Crown Prince Cup Championship title for the tenth time with a 1-0 victory against Al-Arabi SC for the 2024/2025 season. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Interior launched a test drive appointment service on the Sahel application, enhancing digital services for citizens.
On the international front, Ambassador Sheikha Jawaher Al-Sabah, assistant of Kuwait's foreign minister for humanitarian rights, affirmed Kuwait's commitment, along with other GCC countries, to expanding cooperation with other nations in combating human trafficking. In a separate development, Farwaniya Governor Sheikh Athbi Nasser Al-Athbi Al-Sabah emphasized the importance of a twinship deal with the Turkish city of Samsun, reflecting the deep-rooted ties between Kuwait and Turkey.