Al-Najat Schools Contract with 'Public Transport' to Transport Students
Faisal Al-Zamil announced the signing of an agreement with Kuwait Public Transport Company to lease 32 modern buses for transporting Al-Najat Schools students, equipped with tracking systems and surveillance cameras to ensure safety.
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
Al-Zamil: 32 modern buses equipped with surveillance cameras and tracking systems
Faisal Al-Zamil, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Najah Charity Association, announced the signing of a partnership agreement with Kuwait Public Transport Company to lease a fleet of 32 modern buses for transporting Al-Najah school students across various residential areas. This initiative aims to provide a safe educational environment, facilitate student transportation, alleviate burdens on parents, and reduce traffic congestion.
Al-Zamil stated that each bus has a capacity of 22 passengers and will be staffed with experienced and competent drivers, adhering to safety standards, daily disinfection and cleaning protocols, and regular maintenance. He added that the buses will be equipped with internal surveillance cameras and a Global Positioning System (GPS) to monitor routes and operational movements.
He clarified that Al-Najah schools enroll over 13,100 students across 17 schools at various educational stages, and are striving to strengthen their partnerships with state institutions. He noted that the schools’ motto is “Dual Competencies and Skills,” and that they continue to transition toward an integrated digital educational environment.
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Al-Zamil mentioned that the schools recently launched 60 training programs involving 270 male and female teachers to develop the educational staff. Additionally, 100 percent of educational buildings have been covered with surveillance cameras, and classrooms have been equipped with interactive screens.
The agreement was signed by Mansour Al-Saad, Chief Executive Officer of Kuwait Public Transport Company, and Faisal Al-Zamil, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Najah Charity Association. Attending the signing ceremony on behalf of the company were Deputy Chief Executive Officer Mohammed Al-Muzayid, Transport Director Mohammed Al-Fahid, Private Transport Management Director Engineer Mohammed Al-Filikaawi, and Private Transport Operations Engineer Jasem Al-Kandari.
Attending on behalf of the association were Deputy Chairman Dr. Rashid Al-Hamad, Board Member Dr. Mohammed Al-Sharhan, Board Advisor Mohammed Al-Ansari, Association General Director Dr. Jaber Al-Wandah, and Schools General Director Dr. Salman Al-Lafi.
