Kuwait Tech Concludes the Majal Al-Takhassus

Kuwait Technical College (KTech) concluded its “Future Majors Forum,” held under the patronage and attendance of the Governor of Mubarak Al-Kabir and the Acting Governor of Hawalli, Sheikh Sabah Bader Al-Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah, as well as the college’s administration, faculty members, and a select group of academics, experts, and specialists. The event aimed to enhance youth awareness of promising academic and career pathways, aligning their educational choices with the evolving demands of the labor market and the objectives of Kuwait Vision 2035 toward building a knowledge- and innovation-based economy.

The forum’s organization reflects the college’s commitment to empowering youth and strengthening their academic and professional readiness by providing platforms that integrate academic expertise with practical experience, thereby guiding students toward disciplines that meet the needs of both local and global labor markets.

Dr. Al-Bara’ Al-Tawrah, Assistant Professor of Media Studies at Kuwait Technical College, delivered the opening session. Dr. Fatin Bin Salama, Assistant Professor of Cybersecurity at the college, presented key labor market transformations and the disciplines that will shape the future. The event also featured a panel discussion on the future of work and specialized workshops.

College President Dr. Ayman Sulaiman Al-Zaid stated, “True investment in the nation’s future begins with empowering youth to make informed educational decisions and linking education to the changing needs of the labor market. Through the Future Majors Forum, we aim to provide a platform that brings together academic and professional expertise, helping students anticipate future opportunities and choose pathways that enable them to contribute to achieving Kuwait Vision 2035 and building an innovation- and knowledge-based economy.”