Ahmadi Governor: Strengthening the Blood Bank's Strategic Reserve

Ahmadi Governor Sheikh Hamad Al-Jaber praised the blood donation campaign organized by Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) in collaboration with the Ahmadi Governorate and Tamdeen Real Estate Group at The Warehouse complex in South Salmiya, noting that it stemmed from a firm belief in the importance of corporate social responsibility to bolster Kuwait’s strategic blood bank reserves.

The governor expressed his hope that the campaign would achieve its objectives, emphasizing that the cooperation between the governorate and KOC highlights the significance of partnerships between state institutions and the private sector in supporting community initiatives. He stressed that concerted efforts yield greater results and strengthen the culture of volunteerism and social responsibility. He commended the strong turnout of KOC employees, citizens, and residents, which reflected the spirit of solidarity within society.

For his part, Mohammed Al-Abduljalil, Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Planning and Innovation at KOC, affirmed that the company consistently participates in various social initiatives, including the blood donation campaign, which stands out as one of its most prominent community engagements. Al-Abduljalil added that the Ahmadi Governorate, a team from the Ministry of Health, and Tamdeen Real Estate Group participated in the campaign, with the latter making full preparations to receive citizen and resident blood donors. He expressed his appreciation to all who participated, contributed, and facilitated the organization of the campaign, particularly the Ahmadi Governorate and Tamdeen Real Estate Group.

Meanwhile, Mohammed Al-Basri, Director of Public Relations and Media at the company, stated that the campaign was held in line with the company’s commitment to its social responsibility and its role in serving society. He noted that organizing such a campaign reflects KOC’s dedication to supporting humanitarian and health initiatives that benefit the community, pointing out that blood donation is a noble humanitarian act with a direct impact on saving the lives of patients and the injured, as well as enhancing blood bank reserves. Al-Basri commended the public’s enthusiasm and participation in the campaign, urging everyone to volunteer to donate blood, given its direct humanitarian contribution to supporting patients and saving lives. He emphasized that a single drop of blood could give a person a new lease on life.