Ministry of Social Affairs: Kuwaitization of Jobs in Cooperatives is a Priority.. Supervisory Job Interviews from 11th to 17th

Abdullah Al-Rakan: Minister of Social Affairs, Family, and Childhood Affairs, Dr. Amtal Al-Huwaila, confirmed that Kuwaitizing jobs in cooperative societies is among the ministry’s priorities, emphasizing the importance of empowering national cadres and providing suitable employment opportunities to contribute to the development of the cooperative sector and enhance its efficiency.

This came during her attendance at a meeting of the Committee for Kuwaitizing Jobs in Cooperative Societies, where she reviewed the latest developments and measures taken to accelerate the Kuwaitization process, and discussed the challenges facing the employment of national talents in this sector.

She praised the efforts made by workers in the cooperative sector and the Union of Consumer Cooperative Societies, commending the cooperation and coordination with relevant government and regulatory authorities, which helps overcome obstacles and supports reform and development plans.

Al-Huwaila stressed the need to accelerate the implementation of Kuwaitization plans according to approved schedules, affirming the continued monitoring of the committee’s work and efforts to provide an attractive and motivating employment environment for national cadres, thereby enhancing the role of cooperative societies and elevating the level of services provided to consumers.

Al-Huwaila announced that interviews for supervisory positions in cooperative societies will take place from the 11th to the 17th of the current month, reiterating the ministry’s commitment to completing appointment procedures in accordance with established controls and standards, ensuring transparency and equal opportunity for all applicants.

On another note, Minister of Social Affairs, Family, and Childhood Affairs, Dr. Amtal Al-Huwaila, conducted an inspection tour at the headquarters of the Public Authority for Persons with Disabilities in Hawalli Governorate, to review work mechanisms and assess the needs of clients and beneficiaries.

During the tour, Al-Huwaila met with the Acting Director General of the Authority, Dr. Khalifa Al-Hail, and several officials, emphasizing the necessity of accelerating the processing of clients’ cases, removing any obstacles they may face, and following up on their requests and taking necessary measures to fulfill them in accordance with prevailing regulations and systems.

The tour included several departments of the Authority and client reception halls, where Al-Huwaila reviewed service delivery mechanisms and procedures for processing cases, stressing the importance of simplifying procedures and improving performance efficiency to positively impact the speed of case processing and service quality.

She also made sure to listen to complaints and feedback from clients, directing officials to study, monitor, and address these issues, affirming that direct communication with beneficiaries and understanding their needs is a priority in developing the work system.

Al-Huwaila stressed the continuation of periodic inspection tours to monitor the performance of the Authority’s various departments, ensure the smooth operation of work, and provide the best services to persons with disabilities, thereby safeguarding their rights, meeting their needs, and facilitating their access to services.