Government praise for 'Kuwait Finance House' role in supporting education and youth through strategic partnership with the exhibition

Continuing its pioneering role in corporate social responsibility and its ongoing commitment to supporting education and empowering youth, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) is maintaining its strategic partnership with the “Darasti” exhibition in its sixth edition, held at the Shuwaikh International Exhibition Center under the patronage and presence of Minister of Education Eng. Sayed Jalal Al-Tabatabai, who praised the bank’s role and its significant contribution to supporting various educational and youth initiatives.

On this occasion, Yusuf Abdullah Al-Ruwais, Head of Public Relations and Media at KFH Group, stated that the strategic partnership with the “Darasti” exhibition reflects the bank’s continued commitment to supporting educational and developmental initiatives aimed at youth and students, providing opportunities that help them explore diverse academic options and discover majors and educational pathways suited to their future aspirations.

Al-Ruwais added that supporting education and empowering youth are two fundamental pillars within KFH’s corporate social responsibility strategy, stemming from the bank’s belief in the importance of investing in human capital and its role in achieving sustainable development.

He clarified that the bank is keen on building effective partnerships with educational institutions and youth-focused entities, and participating in initiatives that contribute to developing their skills and enhancing their readiness to meet future demands.

He emphasized KFH’s continued launch and support of distinctive initiatives that enhance opportunities for education, development, and innovation, providing youth with an inspiring environment to discover their potential and transform their aspirations into tangible achievements, in line with the bank’s corporate social responsibility strategy and its role as an active partner in supporting the journey of sustainable development.

Al-Ruwais noted that the “Darasti” exhibition serves as a comprehensive educational platform that brings together local and international universities, training institutes, and specialized educational service providers under one roof, enabling students and parents to explore various academic opportunities and engage in direct communication with representatives of educational institutions, thereby helping them make informed decisions about their academic and professional futures.

In the context of its ongoing efforts to support students, Al-Ruwais reaffirmed KFH’s commitment to participating in various initiatives that aid students, highlighting the partnership with the Ministry of Higher Education in the national external scholarship campaign “Wajehni,” which attracted over 5,000 participants and contributed to raising awareness about the importance of proper academic planning and introducing available educational opportunities within external scholarship programs.

He also pointed to the strategic partnership with the “With Students” program, in collaboration with the Ministries of Education and Information, aimed at showcasing the talents and abilities of school students and enriching their knowledge and cultures through diverse educational and awareness content broadcast on Kuwait TV and the “51” platform, involving more than 1,200 students from 24 schools.

Al-Ruwais affirmed that KFH places education and youth in general, and students in particular, at the forefront of its priorities within its comprehensive corporate social responsibility program, through implementing various initiatives and programs aimed at supporting students and developing their capabilities, via strategic partnerships with universities and colleges, participation in specialized seminars and workshops, and supporting student initiatives, graduation projects, and events that celebrate academic excellence and scientific innovation.

In line with its commitment to its social role in promoting financial literacy among younger generations, Kuwait Finance House is participating in the exhibition through a dedicated pavilion that highlights the importance of financial planning and personal financial resource management. The pavilion introduces students and visitors to banking services and solutions tailored for youth, including the “Hesabi” account, with a specialized team providing guidance and answering inquiries, thereby contributing to enhancing financial awareness and instilling sound financial practices among young people. The bank’s pavilion witnessed significant interest and engagement from students, parents, and exhibition visitors.