Al-Hawila: Integrity and equal opportunities are the foundation of 'cooperatives' tests

The Minister of Social Affairs, Family, and Child Welfare, Dr. Amthal Al-Huwaili, affirmed the ministry’s commitment to ensuring integrity, transparency, and equal opportunity among candidates for the re-administration of supervisory position exams in cooperative societies. She stressed the importance of applying regulatory and supervisory controls that guarantee fair evaluation and the selection of national talents based on merit and qualifications.

In a statement, Al-Huwaili said, “The re-administration of the exams will take place over three periods, according to precise organizational arrangements, and under audio and visual monitoring, thereby enhancing the integrity and transparency of the procedures and ensuring a disciplined testing environment for candidates.”

She added that all questions were drawn from the approved study guide made available to candidates in advance, ensuring clarity of the scientific reference for the exams and allowing candidates to prepare according to the specified content. This approach aims to unify evaluation standards and achieve fairness and equal opportunity.

Al-Huwaili emphasized that selecting qualified national talents for supervisory positions represents an important step toward developing cooperative work, improving administrative performance efficiency, and elevating the level of services provided to shareholders and residents of areas, in line with their aspirations and enhancing the role of cooperative societies in serving society.

The Minister expressed her wishes for all candidates’ success, reaffirming her expectation that national talents will contribute to supporting the development process and advancing the cooperative work system.