Minister of Electricity and Water Inspects Stations Damaged by the Unjust Iranian Aggression

Kuwait City, July 23 (KUNA) — Kuwait’s Minister of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy, Dr. Sabih Al-Mukhaimis, inspected the power plants and water desalination facilities damaged by the Iranian aggression, coinciding with the peak in electrical loads during the summer season. The visit aimed to monitor ongoing operations and ensure the well-being of workers.

In a press statement issued on Thursday, the ministry said that Minister Al-Mukhaimis reviewed the operational procedures at the plant and listened to briefings from officials and technicians regarding the restart of damaged units that had been temporarily shut down as a precaution. He also received updates on measures taken to ensure the continuous production of electricity and water, and to maintain the stability of the national power and water systems.

Minister Al-Mukhaimis commended the workers’ significant efforts and dedication to fulfilling their national duty, urging all staff to sustain their continuous efforts during this sensitive period in Kuwait’s history. He emphasized that the professionalism and patriotism of ministry personnel should be reflected in their acceptance of the responsibilities entrusted to them, thereby contributing to the stability of the power and water systems and ensuring uninterrupted services for citizens and residents.

The statement noted that Deputy Minister of Electricity, Dr. Adel Al-Zamel, conducted a similar inspection visit to another plant, where he reviewed ongoing work and the measures implemented to ensure the stability of the country’s power and water systems. Al-Zamel affirmed that the visit was intended to stand alongside national cadres who continue to perform their duties efficiently and professionally under all circumstances, particularly in light of the malicious attacks that occurred last week. (End) F.R. / A.M.H.