Ministry of Education Strengthens Partnership with Girl Guides to Develop Students' Skills

Minister of Education Jalal Al-Tabtabaee and a delegation from the Kuwait Girl Guides Association discussed ways to cooperate and coordinate guidance programs and activities to develop students’ skills, as part of the Ministry’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with civil society organizations that support educational efforts.

This came during Al-Tabtabaee’s reception, on Wednesday, of the Association’s President, Hind Al-Houli, along with several officials and members of the Association. The meeting focused on enhancing cooperation and joint coordination between the Ministry and the Association in the field of guidance programs and activities, aiming to develop students’ skills, refine their personalities, and instill values of leadership, volunteerism, and social responsibility.

During the meeting, Saum Al-Suhail, the Commissioner of Training and Programs at the Association, presented a copy of the book “Martyrs of the Iraqi Invasion from the Ministry of Education… Students and Teachers.” Meanwhile, International Commissioner Najah Bukhait highlighted the key successes and achievements of the Kuwait Girl Guides Association through its participation in global activities and programs, and its notable presence and distinction on the international stage.

Both sides emphasized the importance of continuing cooperation and developing specialized programs and initiatives targeted at students, thereby enhancing the role of guidance activities in building balanced personalities, fostering initiative and teamwork, and preparing a conscious generation capable of effectively contributing to the service of society and the nation.