Quran Competition, National Day Celebration, and Dorra Field Issue
Conclusion of the Sixth Al-Mutawa Award for Memorizing and Reciting the Holy Quran
The Distinguished Mabarat Al-Mutamayyeen for Serving the Holy Qur’an and Sharia Sciences, along with the Ministry of Education and the support of Ahl Al-Kuwait Mabarat, recently held the closing ceremony of the sixth Abdullah Al-Ali Al-Mutawa Award. This award is for male and female teachers of the Ministry of Education who have memorized and recited the Holy Quran. The ceremony was held under the patronage of the Minister of Education and the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Adel Al-Adwani.
Maryam Al-Anazi, the Acting Assistant Undersecretary for Educational Development and Activities and representative of the Minister of Education, expressed her gratitude for the technical guidance of the Islamic education subject and thanked the Al-Mutawa family and all the honorable families who are interested in Quran memorization and recitation competitions.
Dr. Ghanem Al-Kandari, the Acting General Technical Director for Islamic Education, noted that the Abdullah Al-Ali Al-Mutawa competition is specifically for male and female teachers in the Ministry of Education. He also mentioned that there has been a significant increase in the number of participants over the years, indicating the positive impact of this competition on teachers and students alike.
Kuwait University Celebrates National Day and Liberation Day
Kuwait University recently held a celebration titled "May you always be proud, my country, and may knowledge be a cradle" to commemorate the 63rd anniversary of National Day and the 33rd anniversary of Liberation Day. Dr. Mishari Al-Harbi, the university's acting director, emphasized the university's role in promoting citizenship, patriotism, and belonging. He congratulated His Highness the Emir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad and the Kuwaiti people on these national holidays.
Dr. Fayez Al-Dhafiri, the acting Secretary-General of the University, highlighted the sacrifices made by the martyrs for the liberation of Kuwait and the efforts put into building the country. He emphasized the innate love for Kuwait that resides in the hearts of its citizens and the country's reputation for humanitarian initiatives.
The Dorra Field Issue: Iran Calls for Dialogue
The Iranian Foreign Ministry has called for dialogue to resolve the issue of the Dorra (Arsh) field with Kuwait. The ministry spokesperson, Nasser Kanaani, stated that Iran believes in the possibility of reaching an agreement through cooperation and respect for common interests. Iran is ready to continue negotiations in a friendly and practical atmosphere to find a mutually agreed-upon solution.
Kanaani emphasized that presenting unilateral allegations in statements and media does not contribute to resolving the issue. A joint Kuwaiti-Bahraini statement confirmed that the entire Durra field is located in the marine areas of Kuwait, and Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have joint ownership of the natural resources in the submerged area adjacent to the divided Kuwaiti-Saudi zone.
The statement asserted that Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have the sole right to exploit the natural resources in that region and rejected any claims of rights by other parties.
Fun Activities, Quranic Graduation, and Charitable Work
Spring Club Season for Children of the Social Welfare Home
The General Secretariat of Endowments recently organized a spring club season for the children of the Social Welfare Home in Kuwait. This event, which took place from January 28 to 31 last year, aimed to promote a culture of volunteer work and creativity among children. The activities included writing workshops and leisure time activities that would benefit the children.
Graduation Ceremony for Quranic Memorizers
Under the patronage of the Minister of Justice, Endowments and Islamic Affairs, a graduation ceremony was held to honor 151 students who memorized the Holy Quran. These students were certified with the chain of transmission connected to the Prophet Muhammad. The ceremony took place at the Taj Hall in the Millennium Hotel and was attended by various dignitaries and leaders in the Ministry of Endowments. The Ministry expressed its support for the important work of preserving the Quran and praised the Hifaz Association for their achievements in this field.
Supporting Charitable Organizations for Social Solidarity
The President of the Federation of Kuwaiti Charitable Societies and Foundations, Saad Marzouq Al-Otaibi, highlighted the importance of supporting charitable organizations and foundations to enhance social solidarity. He praised the Kuwaiti charitable work experience and the collaboration between charitable societies and foundations. Al-Otaibi specifically mentioned the contributions of Al-Mabrat Charity in supporting various social and humanitarian activities, such as healthcare, education, and assistance to needy families. He also acknowledged the efforts of all workers in charitable institutions who strive to fulfill their humanitarian mission.
Kuwait's Humanitarian Relief Efforts in Gaza
Kuwaiti Charitable Societies Helping Palestinians
Kuwaiti charitable societies are working hard to help the Palestinian people in Gaza. One of these societies is Namaa Charity, which is committed to coordinating with other charitable individuals to provide assistance.
The Role of Humanitarian Organizations in Gaza
The current events in Gaza have made it challenging for humanitarian work to take place. However, it is crucial for the humanitarian sector to work intensively to ensure that aid reaches those who need it.
Rebuilding Gaza
The reconstruction of Gaza is a vital discussion, but there is a severe shortage of logistical support. It is essential to prepare warehouses and provide basic necessities to make life easier for the people in Gaza.
Challenges Faced by the Humanitarian Sector in Gaza
To overcome the challenges in Gaza, effective coordination between authorities is crucial. The Kuwaiti Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Social Affairs are leading this coordination effort, working with the Air Force to provide logistical support. This cooperation helps ensure that aid reaches those in need.
Priorities After the War in Gaza
After the war, the focus should shift to the reconstruction phase. An international conference should be organized to promote cooperation in rebuilding the Gaza Strip. The humanitarian and charitable sectors should concentrate on rebuilding destroyed infrastructure. It is also important to identify the actual needs in Gaza and send specialized teams to provide accurate reports. Strategies should be developed to ensure that aid is provided to those who need it the most.
Social and Economic Impact Assessment by Namaa Charity
Namaa Charity is committed to measuring the impact of reconstruction projects and providing assistance to donors. They also monitor the impact of projects in the Gaza Strip through special reports.
Accelerating the Reconstruction of Educational and Health Institutions
Reconstructing educational and health institutions is crucial, and Namaa Charity recognizes its importance. They believe in the significance of these operations, especially in the health and education sectors.
Assisting Special Cases Outside Gaza
Kuwaiti charitable societies, including Namaa Charity, communicate with specialized hospitals to support patients from Gaza, especially those with cancer and other diseases requiring special care.
Coordination with Charitable Societies
Continuous coordination among Kuwaiti charitable societies is encouraged to support those affected, particularly those facing difficult humanitarian conditions. Active participation in the Kuwait Relief Society helps provide assistance during current humanitarian conditions and address post-war priorities.
Dr. Abdullah Al-Shayji's Views on the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood
Dr. Abdullah Al-Shayji, a political science professor at Kuwait University, believes that the Battle of Al-Aqsa Flood is a significant shift in the dynamics of the Middle East. He criticizes the Israeli occupation army for its actions and the Western media for its support of aggression. Al-Shayji emphasizes the importance of the military achievements of Hamas and the Palestinian resistance, as well as the challenges Israel now faces in terms of media and public awareness.
Hamas Defied Israeli Arrogance
Hamas has caused a major shock to the Israeli army with its heroic resistance. The battle of awareness is crucial as Israel faces new challenges from the Palestinian resistance.
Israeli Aggression Against Gaza Strip
The Israeli occupation army has been aggressively attacking the Gaza Strip for 131 days. This aggression has resulted in the destruction of hospitals, buildings, towers, and Palestinian civilian homes. The toll of this aggression is devastating, with thousands of lives lost and many more injured.
