"In the Heart Is the Emir" Documents Loyalty and Listens to the Pulse of Kuwait
Project organizers visited the Al-Muzaini diwan and held discussions with its attendees
Dalal Al-Saif: Our goal is to convey the pulse of Kuwaitis’ sincere feelings to His Highness
Al-Muzaini: His Highness the Amir’s decisions restored the state’s prestige and consolidated the rule of law
Al-Rajih: His Highness is a man of the era... steering Kuwait from crisis management to development
As part of the visits undertaken by the organizers of the "In the Heart, an Amir" project, project public relations coordinator Fahad Al-Raish and the initiative’s founder Dalal Al-Saif, accompanied by Maram Al-Saif, Yahya Al-Raish, and project media advisor Bassam Al-Qassas, visited the Al-Muzaini diwan. There, they met with several attendees and members of the diwan, listening to their views and impressions regarding Kuwait’s trajectory and leadership, and the profound presence of His Highness the Amir, Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, in the hearts of Kuwaitis.
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At the outset of the meeting, initiative founder Dalal Al-Saif explained that the visit to the Al-Muzaini diwan was aimed at introducing the "In the Heart, an Amir" project, a national initiative designed to convey the sincere feelings of Kuwaitis toward His Highness the Amir, and to express loyalty, gratitude, and appreciation for what he has done and continues to do for Kuwait and its people.
She stated that the initiative seeks to collect messages of thanks and loyalty from various segments of Kuwaiti society, with each message serving as a testament to love and gratitude, reflecting the deep respect and steadfast loyalty that Kuwaitis hold for the Amir. She emphasized that the goal is to convey the pulse of Kuwaitis to His Highness, expressing their joy over his efforts for Kuwait and its people, and the steps they observe aimed at restoring the country to its rightful standing. The visit took place in a friendly atmosphere that highlighted the unique nature of Kuwaiti diwans as spaces for dialogue and exchange of opinions. The meeting also featured a review of the history of the Al-Muzaini diwan and its social role in strengthening ties among community members, friends, and relatives.
Khaled Al-Muzaini stated that the diwan’s origins trace back to the Al-Mirqab area, where his parents, Abdulaziz and Ali Al-Muzaini, used to reside before moving to the Al-Fayhaa area. He noted that the diwan opens its doors to visitors every Tuesday, bringing together neighborhood residents, friends, and relatives, remaining one of the distinctive features of social cohesion and connectivity in Kuwaiti society.
Speaking on behalf of the Al-Muzaini family, Abdulwahab Al-Muzaini affirmed the family’s support for the Amir’s approach and decisions, expressing pride in what he described as a firm approach that enhanced the state’s prestige and entrenched the principle of the rule of law.
He said that under the Amir’s leadership, Kuwait is moving forward to consolidate a state of institutions, justice, and equality, noting that the reformist approach adopted by the leadership reflects a will that places the interests of the nation and its citizens above all else. He added that members of the Al-Muzaini family renew their loyalty to the Amir, praying to God to grant him long life, good health, and well-being, and to enable him to continue the path of construction and development. He emphasized that the slogan "no one is above the law" has become an entrenched practice in the state’s trajectory.
Regarding the youth generation, Abdulwahab Al-Muzaini affirmed that young people look to the future with great optimism, hold firmly to their national identity, and see their increasing presence in various fields today. He said that youth are closely following the Amir’s vision and the steps Kuwait is witnessing, expressing confidence in the future and stating: "We stand behind His Highness in everything that leads Kuwait forward."
For his part, Abdullah Al-Rajih described the Amir as "a man of the era," considering that the decisions he has made were in response to Kuwait’s need to address bottlenecks and transition from a phase of crisis management to implementing strategic plans and projects.
He noted that Kuwait possesses a long history of development and regional leadership, expressing his hope that the country will reclaim its status as the “Pearl of the Gulf,” while commending the steps the state is taking in the fields of security, anti-corruption, administrative reform, infrastructure, and legislation.
He affirmed that the clarity and decisiveness of the Amir’s vision and decision-making represent, in his view, among the most prominent factors of the new phase, wishing that Kuwait continues its path toward development, stability, and the enhancement of its regional standing. The remarks of the participants in the meeting reflected a broad spectrum of sentiments of loyalty to Kuwait and its leadership, alongside their aspirations for a new era characterized by development, achievement, the strengthening of the state’s position, and the empowerment of youth.
