Kuwait Drilling Fluids Company Participates in Forum Events
Kuwait Drilling Fluids and Oilfield Services Company participated in the “Made in the Gulf” Forum and Exhibition, held under the patronage and presence of His Highness the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain, His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa, as well as the presence of Jassim Mohamed Al-Bedawi, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), and Eng. Shamlan Al-Jahdali, Acting Director General of the Public Authority for Industry, alongside a number of officials, industrial leaders, and representatives of Gulf companies.
The company’s participation reflects its commitment to strengthening its presence at regional industrial and oilfield events, staying abreast of the latest developments and technologies in the industrial sector, and exchanging expertise and experiences with participating companies and institutions, thereby contributing to supporting its development and expansion across various fields of operation.
Nouf Al-Aradi, Deputy President for Corporate Services at the company, emphasized that participation in “Made in the Gulf” represents an important opportunity to connect with various Gulf industrial entities and companies, and to learn from successful experiences and the latest solutions and technologies used in the industrial and oil sectors.
Al-Aradi added that the company places great importance on participating in specialized forums and exhibitions both within Kuwait and abroad, viewing them as vital platforms for exchanging knowledge and expertise and building strategic relationships and partnerships with various stakeholders. She noted that openness to regional experiences contributes to enhancing the company’s performance and strengthening its capacity to keep pace with industrial and technological advancements.
She clarified that one of the key benefits of such participation lies in equipping the company’s national workforce with new practical and theoretical knowledge through direct interaction with specialized experts and companies, and by learning about the latest practices in the fields of industry and oilfield services, which positively impacts performance development and raises professional competence levels.
Al-Aradi praised the role played by the Public Authority for Industry in supporting the Kuwaiti industrial sector and enhancing the presence of national companies at regional forums and events. She expressed her appreciation for the authority’s efforts in supporting national industry and creating opportunities for Kuwaiti companies to showcase their capabilities, expertise, products, and services in Gulf markets.
She stressed that Gulf unity and the principle of “One Gulf” form a crucial foundation for enhancing economic and industrial cooperation among GCC member states. She affirmed that the ties binding Gulf countries provide broad opportunities for exchanging expertise, developing partnerships, and leveraging the capabilities and resources available in each country. She highlighted that national cadres represent a fundamental pillar in the company’s journey, emphasizing management’s commitment to investing in human resources through training and development, and providing opportunities for Kuwaiti employees to participate in specialized events, thereby enhancing their expertise and supporting their ability to assume greater responsibilities in the future.
Al-Aradi confirmed that the company prioritizes supporting sustainable growth, both in the Kuwaiti market and across the Gulf region, by developing its services, enhancing operational efficiency, investing in national cadres, and keeping pace with technological and industrial developments.
She added that the company aims to contribute to the growth of the oil and industrial sectors by providing value-added services and strengthening cooperation with various entities and companies, thereby supporting the national economy and enhancing growth opportunities for Kuwaiti companies in Gulf markets.
