Minister of Social Affairs: We Continue to Strengthen Supervision of Cooperatives and Enhance Their Performance Efficiency
The Minister of Social Affairs affirmed the continuation of strengthening supervision over cooperative societies and enhancing performance efficiency by employing national competent financial and administrative auditors to ensure transparency and protect shareholders' funds.
Translated by Qiyas from كويت نيوز — Original source
Kuwait’s Minister of Social Affairs, Family, and Childhood, Dr. Amthal Al-Huwaili, confirmed on Thursday that the ministry will continue to strengthen oversight and follow-up, and enhance performance efficiency in cooperative societies, contributing to the advancement of the cooperative sector and improving services provided to members.
This statement came in a press remark made by Al-Huwaili during her attendance at part of the personal interviews for candidates applying for the positions of financial and administrative auditor in the cooperative sector, as part of procedures to select new national talents capable of performing oversight roles efficiently and effectively. Al-Huwaili stated that the ministry is keen on selecting qualified personnel for oversight positions, which contributes to protecting members’ funds and ensuring compliance with the laws and regulations governing cooperative work.
She added that developing oversight work represents a fundamental pillar in curbing violations and consolidating the principles of transparency and discipline in this vital sector, noting that the selection of national talents is carried out according to standards that ensure fairness and equal opportunity among applicants.
She clarified that the personal interview procedures are conducted according to clear and organized guidelines, including video recording of the interviews to document the selection stages and reinforce the principles of transparency and neutrality in the evaluation process.
Al-Huwaili praised the significant female attendance among Kuwaiti women interested in joining the oversight workforce in the cooperative sector, indicating that this interest reflects the commitment of national talents to participate and assume responsibility in various fields of public service.
She reaffirmed the ministry’s continued support for empowering national cadres in oversight positions within the cooperative sector, contributing to the construction of a more efficient and disciplined oversight system and enhancing the quality of work in cooperative societies.
