The visual identity elements of "Al-Shabab" are inspired by the state emblem

Waleed Al-Saqqabi, director of the “Kuwait Season for Youth and Sports” project, announced the new visual identity of the General Authority for Youth and Sports in a similar statement, noting that the new identity was inspired by the national identity of the State of Kuwait, drawing on visual elements and colors derived from the state emblem. Al-Saqqabi added that the logo was designed to mimic the shape of the traditional Kuwaiti dhow sail, a symbol of the nation’s maritime heritage, thereby representing dynamism and progress. It also features the falcon’s beak, which embodies values of strength, dignity, and pride, as well as the Kuwaiti people’s connection to the desert environment. He clarified that the three elements composing the logo represent different youth age groups, each depicted in an independent posture within the head and body, reflecting diversity and integration. These elements converge into a single composition that conveys the Authority’s embrace of all youth segments within a framework that unites them toward shared goals.