UN Under-Secretary-General reviews history of the Women's Cultural Association

The Kuwaiti Women’s Cultural and Social Association received the United Nations Secretary-General’s High Representative for the Implementation of Security Council Resolution 2792 (2025), Ambassador Mary Ward, and her accompanying delegation, as part of her visit to the State of Kuwait.

During the visit, the UN delegation learned about the history of the Kuwaiti Women’s Cultural and Social Association, founded in 1963, recognizing it as one of Kuwait’s leading women’s institutions and highlighting its contributions to social and cultural life, as well as its role in enhancing Kuwaiti women’s participation in the nation’s community development process.

The delegation listened to a presentation by the association’s board of directors on key historical milestones since its establishment, its efforts in supporting women’s issues, and its contributions to consolidating social and cultural work and showcasing the role of Kuwaiti women across various stages of societal development.

The meeting also addressed the history of Kuwaiti women and their journey in community service, highlighting their active presence in various fields, alongside an overview of the association’s historical legacy and its role in promoting cultural and social awareness.

On her part, the Kuwaiti Women’s Cultural and Social Association expressed its appreciation for the visit, commending the association’s distinguished heritage and Kuwait’s rich history of community engagement across diverse sectors, while emphasizing the importance of highlighting the contributions of Kuwaiti women and their role in building and advancing society.