"Affairs": Acceptance of 105 Candidates for Financial and Administrative Inspector Positions
Amthal Al-Hawila confirmed the acceptance of 105 candidates for financial and administrative inspector positions, and opened a cinematic presentation of films created by individuals with autism spectrum disorder.
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
Minister of Social Affairs, Family, and Childhood Dr. Amthal Al-Huwaila emphasized, in a press statement during her meeting with the Undersecretary of the Ministry and several senior officials to monitor the committee’s work, the importance of attracting qualified national talents to strengthen supervisory efforts and enhance administrative and financial performance.
She clarified that the selected candidates would work in the Financial and Administrative Sector and the Cooperation Affairs Sector, specifically in the Cooperative Supervision and Inspection Department, noting that women accounted for 52 percent of the total number of successful applicants.
During the meeting, Al-Huwaila reviewed the committee’s final outcomes after examining applicants’ files and verifying their compliance with appointment conditions and approved regulations.
On another note, Al-Huwaila inaugurated a screening of short films created and produced by individuals with autism spectrum disorder at the CinemaScope cinema within the 360 Complex.
In her speech at the event, Al-Huwaila stressed the importance of supporting the creative talents of persons with disabilities and developing their artistic and technical skills to enhance their social participation and provide them with professional opportunities commensurate with their abilities.
She commended the efforts of the “Innovartism” initiative in training and qualifying participants to produce cinematic works, noting that the first edition of the initiative resulted in 14 creative projects in the fields of filmmaking and artistic production.
Al-Huwaila highlighted the Ministry’s commitment to supporting initiatives that contribute to the inclusion and empowerment of persons with disabilities, enabling them to achieve their aspirations and enhance their independence. She expressed her pride in the quality of the showcased works, the efforts of the participants, and the role of their families and supporting organizations in nurturing their talents and creative capabilities.
The event featured a screening of several short films addressing diverse social and humanitarian themes, attended by participants’ parents and several organizers of the initiative.
