Khaled Al-Sabah: We Pride Ourselves on Gulf Honor Recognizing 'Tankers' Efforts in Nationalizing Labor

The Acting Chief Executive Officer of the oil tanker company, Sheikh Khaled Ahmed Al-Malik Al-Sabah, expressed his pride today in the Gulf honor he received in recognition of the company’s role in supporting policies of nationalization and replacement of national labor, and in enhancing the participation of Kuwaiti talents in the labor market.

In a statement made on the occasion of being honored by Bahrain’s Deputy Prime Minister, Sheikh Khalid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, at a ceremony held yesterday attended by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs, Shuraidh Al-Muwasharji, heads of the participating Gulf delegations at the 22nd meeting of the Committee of Ministers and Heads of Civil Service Agencies, the 12th meeting of the Committee of Ministers of Labor and Social Affairs, and the 12th meeting of the Committee of Ministers of Social Affairs and Development, hosted by the Kingdom of Bahrain, and Jassem Al-Bedawi, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Sheikh Khaled Ahmed Al-Malik Al-Sabah expressed his pride in this honor, which reflects appreciation for the efforts made to support policies of nationalization and replacement of national labor and to enhance the participation of Kuwaiti talents in the labor market. He emphasized that this recognition serves as an incentive to continue working on developing and qualifying national cadres in a manner that contributes to achieving the state’s developmental goals.

He praised the role played by the sister Kingdom of Bahrain in hosting and organizing Gulf events and strengthening the course of joint cooperation among GCC member states, expressing his sincere gratitude and appreciation to those responsible for the ceremony for this honor, which embodies the Gulf interest in recognizing national talents and highlighting their contributions to developing work environments and elevating institutional performance.