"Integrity" Continues Teacher Training Under the "Banki" Project

The General Authority for Anti-Corruption (Nazaha) continued organizing training workshops for male and female teachers participating in the “Banki” project for the new academic year, which launched on September 8. This initiative is part of a strategic partnership between the Authority, the Ministry of Education, and National Bank of Kuwait, aimed at reinforcing positive values and concepts among primary school students.

Nazaha organized one of the workshops, which will continue until October 13, comprising 11 introductory sessions targeting the teachers involved in implementing the project in public and private primary schools.

Nazaha stated that the workshops aim to familiarize and train teachers on the project, its objectives, and its implementation mechanism for the current academic year, while preparing them to deliver the program’s content to students in a simplified and interactive manner, thereby enhancing the program’s impact and achieving its educational and awareness-raising goals.

The Authority noted that hosting these workshops reflects its commitment to strengthening partnerships with state institutions and the private sector in the fields of awareness and education, instilling values of integrity, transparency, and responsibility in the younger generation, and contributing to building a community culture that supports integrity and prevents corruption from the earliest stages of education.