Ministry of Interior Honors Head of Financial Crimes and Security Department at 'Al-Watani'
In recognition of the role played by National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) in upholding the highest standards of security and protection, and in strengthening its partnerships with various government entities, the Ministry of Interior, represented by the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sheikh Fahad Youssef Al-Saud Al-Sabah, honored Khaled Al-Mutairi, Head of Financial Crime Prevention and Head of Security at NBK.
Al-Mutairi received a certificate of appreciation in which the Minister of Interior commended his outstanding efforts, dedication, and loyalty in performing his duties, while praising NBK’s contributions to supporting efforts aimed at enhancing security and stability and serving the national interest.
The certificate of appreciation also highlighted the commitment, responsibility, and dedication reflected in this performance in serving the nation, expressing best wishes for Khaled Al-Mutairi and NBK for continued success and ongoing contributions to supporting the development agenda and preserving the security and stability enjoyed by Kuwait.
This recognition comes within the framework of the continuous cooperation between NBK and the Ministry of Interior across its various sectors and departments, reflecting both parties’ commitment to enhancing coordination and exchanging expertise to serve the public interest and support security and stability in the State of Kuwait.
The relationship between the bank and security authorities exemplifies an effective partnership between the banking sector and government institutions, through cooperation and coordination in numerous areas of mutual interest, contributing to supporting national efforts aimed at enhancing security and stability and protecting national achievements.
NBK continues to invest in developing its capabilities and resources in the fields of security, protection, and risk management, by implementing the latest solutions and advanced technologies and strengthening its preventive systems, alongside continuing cooperation and coordination with relevant authorities to support the efficiency of procedures and rapid response to various challenges.
