ISESCO: Kuwait is an authentic and reliable partner, and its journey is full
The owner told KUNA, on the occasion of his re-election as Director-General of the organization for a second term, that Kuwait is an authentic partner of ISESCO, united by aligned visions and a shared belief that investing in human capital is the most fruitful and enduring investment.
In this context, he highlighted the importance of partnership with relevant Kuwaiti institutions, recalling his visits to Kuwait and his close observation of the significant dynamism of its distinguished institutions, including the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters, the Kuwait Foundation for the Advancement of Sciences, the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, Kuwait University, and the Abdulaziz Saud Al-Babtain Foundation for Poetry Studies.
At the same time, the owner commended KUNA’s attention and its continuous coverage of the renewal and development path launched by ISESCO in 2020 and solidified over six years of diligent work.
He pointed to a joint training program organized by ISESCO in cooperation with KUNA in Kuwait last February on the use of artificial intelligence in news writing and the production of purposeful media content, aimed at journalists and influencers. He emphasized that this program “embodies Kuwait’s status as a trusted partner in distinctive initiatives with a regional dimension.”
He also praised the fruitful cooperation with the Abdulaziz Saud Al-Babtain Foundation for Poetry Studies in implementing the comprehensive media training program “Content Production” in the Media City in Egypt, expressing his pride in ISESCO’s initiative winning the Abdulaziz Saud Al-Babtain Award for Creativity in Service of the Arabic Language in the Institutions category. He further commended the ongoing coordination with the Embassy of the State of Kuwait in Morocco, the host country.
The owner stated that his re-election as Director-General, based on a nomination from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, represents divine grace and a collective success reflecting the confidence of member states, as demonstrated in the proceedings of the Organization’s 15th General Conference, recently held in Kazan, Republic of Tatarstan, Russian Federation. He affirmed that this choice “constitutes an appreciation for the organization’s qualitative institutional transformation, the empowerment of youth and women, the stimulation of innovation and creativity, and the transfer of its operational mechanisms and priorities.”
He clarified that the organization’s new strategic vision up to 2030 is led by youth and driven by faith in knowledge, meticulous planning, and continuous partnership, grounded in a firm conviction in the Islamic world’s ability to reclaim its leading international position amid the rapid rise of Gulf countries and Islamic nations in fields such as modern technology, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
