Al-Mutamayizin Foundation Celebrates Top High School Graduates

Laila Al-Shafai: The Mutamazine Foundation honored outstanding female high school students across various departments, under the patronage and support of the Sheikh Abdullah Ali Abdul Wahab Al-Mutawa Charity Fund. This step reflects the foundation’s continuous commitment to supporting education and excellence, and to motivating young national talents to continue their journey of achievement and success.

This recognition comes in appreciation of the exceptional efforts made by students throughout their academic journey, and stems from the foundation’s belief in the importance of celebrating promising national role models who have proven that diligence and perseverance are the fundamental pillars of success and excellence.

The ceremony included presenting valuable gifts and benefits to top performers, including a trip to perform Umrah, financial awards, as well as priority and free registration in the training and qualification programs and projects implemented by the Mutamazine Foundation for high school graduates. These initiatives aim to prepare them academically and skillfully for the transition to university and to build their professional futures.

This initiative aligns with the Mutamazine Foundation’s vision and mission, which focuses on discovering, nurturing, and investing in the potential of promising national talents, empowering them through specialized programs that contribute to building human capital and enhancing a culture of excellence and innovation, while preparing a generation capable of making active contributions to the development process in the State of Kuwait.

In this context, Yusuf Al-Sumeiri, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mutamazine Foundation, emphasized that this recognition embodies the foundation’s firm belief that excellence deserves recognition, and that investing in outstanding students represents a genuine investment in the country’s future. He praised the pioneering role played by the Sheikh Abdullah Ali Abdul Wahab Al-Mutawa Charity Fund in supporting educational and community initiatives.

Al-Sumeiri stated: “We are proud every year to celebrate our outstanding sons and daughters, who are exemplary models reflecting the values of diligence, ambition, and perseverance. We believe that our responsibility does not end with merely honoring them, but extends to continuing to support, qualify, and empower them through the programs and projects offered by the foundation.”

He added that the current summer season will witness the launch of a number of specialized programs and initiatives aimed at high school graduates, contributing to honing their skills, developing their capabilities, and preparing them for university studies.

Pharmacy

When asked about the reasons for their success, Taiba Abdulhadi Al-Hajri, a student at Doha High School who achieved 100% in the scientific track, said that the constant support and encouragement from her parents helped her excel. She added: “No matter how much I say, I will never be able to repay their debt. I will enroll in the Faculty of Pharmacy, as it is my desire.”

Human Medicine

For her part, Moudi Mohsin Sand Al-Dosari, who achieved 100% in the scientific track at Latifa Al-Shamkhi School, said she feels she has accomplished something significant after much sleepless nights and hard work. She will enroll in the Faculty of Human Medicine at Kuwait University.

English Literature

Aisha Fahd Abdulrahman Al-Kandari, who scored 99.66% at the Religious Institute, said she thanks God Almighty, then thanks her mother and father for their continuous support and encouragement. She hopes to enroll in the Faculty of Arts, English Language Department, because she loves translating everything.

PhD in Law

As for Shouq Yousef Al-Anzi, who scored 99.17% at Al-Sabahiyah Girls’ High School, she said: “I am proud of this result, which is the fruit of effort, sleepless nights, and mastery of every subject.” Shouq hopes to enroll in the Faculty of Law at Kuwait University and to continue her postgraduate studies until she obtains a PhD in Law.