Governor of Farwaniya: Caring for People of Determination, Empowering Them, and Showcasing Their Talents is a Shared Social Responsibility

Kuwaiti officials affirmed the importance of caring for children with special needs, empowering them, and providing opportunities for them to showcase their talents and abilities, thereby enhancing their participation in society and fulfilling their aspirations. This statement was made by Sheikh Adbi Nasser Al-Adbi, Governor of Farwaniya, in an interview with KUNA yesterday while presiding over and attending the “Threads of Hope” event, which involved 20 trainees, including women with visual, hearing, and motor disabilities, as well as trainees without disabilities, in an inclusive training environment.

He stated that caring for people with special needs and encouraging them to develop their talents represents an important aspect of social responsibility. He added that Farwaniya Governorate attaches great importance to its residents and strives to improve the level of services provided to them, address the challenges faced by the governorate’s population, and enhance the beautification of areas and increase green spaces, all of which contribute to improving the general environment and quality of life.

He emphasized that the governorate is always ready to support and back various community initiatives aimed at serving and empowering people with special needs, and enhancing their participation in different fields, in cooperation and coordination with relevant authorities and institutions.

During the event, Sheikh Adbi Nasser reviewed a visual presentation outlining the course’s objectives and implementation stages, and also inspected the accompanying exhibition, listening to explanations about the works and participants. He commended the efforts made to support people with special needs and to develop their talents and abilities.

He praised the efforts invested in organizing the course and the works and participations it featured, which reflect the capabilities and creativity of people with special needs, and wished the organizers continued success and achievement.