Al-Jazeera highlights cooperation with the Retired Officers Association
On Wednesday, the executive management team of Jazeera Airways met with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Retired Officers Association, Major General (Retd.) Faisal Al-Jazzaf, and the Vice Chairman, Air Marshal (Retd.) Nader Shaaban, to discuss opportunities to enhance cooperation and launch initiatives that would provide valuable benefits to the association’s members. The association comprises retired officers from the four military and security entities—the Kuwaiti Army, the Ministry of Interior, the National Guard, and the General Directorate of Firefighting—as well as their families.
The discussions focused on potential areas of cooperation through which Jazeera Airways could support retired officers, in recognition of their years of service and dedication to the nation.
As a Kuwaiti company, Jazeera continues its commitment to supporting the community and contributing to initiatives that honor and appreciate those who have played a vital role in safeguarding Kuwait’s security and stability, as well as contributing to its development journey.
Chief Executive Officer Barathan Pasupathy said: “We at Jazeera are proud to be a Kuwaiti airline and to serve our country and our community. The retired officers represented by the association have dedicated many years of their lives to protecting the nation and serving society in the Army, Police, National Guard, Firefighting Force, and other national institutions. We are pleased to explore ways in which Jazeera can honor this contribution and provide valuable benefits to the association’s members and their families.”
For his part, Major General (Retd.) Al-Jazzaf, Chairman of the Association and Secretary General of the World Federation of Ex-Servicemen, said: “We appreciate Jazeera’s ongoing efforts and continuous support for the Retired Officers Association and its members. As one of the leading Kuwaiti companies, Jazeera has demonstrated its responsibility toward the community and toward those who have served Kuwait. Its efforts were particularly evident during the recent crisis, when it launched the ‘Barakah Initiative,’ aimed at maintaining Kuwait’s connection with the world. We value our partnership with Jazeera and look forward to expanding our cooperation through meaningful initiatives that honor our retired officers and provide them and their families with tangible benefits.”
Through its growing network spanning more than 60 cities, Jazeera connects Kuwait to destinations in the Middle East, Central Asia, South Asia, Europe, and Africa, while continuing to strengthen its role as a national company that contributes to supporting Kuwait’s economy and community and linking the country with the world.
