1,321 Employees Promoted by Seniority at Kuwait Power Company Based on Job Grade
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Deputy Minister of Electricity Adel Al-Zamil issued a decree promoting 1,321 employees by seniority, while the Ministry participated in water-related meetings in Cairo.
Translated by Qiyas from الأنباء — Original source
Darine Al-Ali: The Deputy Minister of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy, Dr. Adel Al-Zamil, issued a decision regarding the promotion of 1,321 employees based on seniority, according to each employee’s job grade, following the completion of audits by the relevant sectors within the ministry to verify eligibility for those grades. The promotions are part of administrative measures related to career progression and serve the public interest, in accordance with the ministry’s budget for the fiscal year 2026/2027.
The lists include all job categories and grades, from the eighth grade up to the first grade, noting that those promoted met all seniority requirements as stipulated by the Civil Service Bureau regulations governing such promotions.
In a separate development, the Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy participated in the 17th session of the Arab Water Ministers Council and the 24th meeting of the Scientific Advisory Committee, held in Cairo, as well as in the Seventh Arab Water Conference on October 26 and 27.
The ministry was represented by Manager of Chemical Affairs Eng. Sara Al-Mutairi and Laboratory Supervisor Eng. Khaloud Al-Hazaa.
Al-Mutairi emphasized the importance of enhancing Arab and international cooperation, and exchanging expertise and knowledge in water resource management, contributing to achieving water security and supporting sustainable development goals. She reaffirmed Kuwait’s commitment to developing the water sector, improving service efficiency, and enhancing its sustainability.
She noted that the participation aims to keep pace with the latest developments and technologies in the water sector, strengthen regional and international cooperation opportunities, and discuss challenges related to water scarcity and climate change.