KUWAIT: HH the Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, marking Kuwaiti Women’s Day on Friday, expressed pride in the notable contributions by women in building and developing the dear homeland. HH the Amir affirmed the effective role undertaken by the Kuwaiti woman in various fields at the local and international levels through her serious participation in achieving comprehensive development aspirations.

He proudly noted the honorary patriotic stands taken by Kuwaiti women in various phases of the homeland’s history, demonstrating sincere commitment to serving the dear homeland, thus earning widespread admiration. He lauded the Kuwaiti woman’s achievements, namely attaining her full franchise, and congratulated all Kuwaiti women on this annual occasion, wishing them success in continuing their faithful giving for the homeland.

HH the Crown Prince Sheikh Sabah Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah said he was proud of the eminent role played by Kuwaiti women in the “ambitious march of our dear homeland”. He affirmed the significance of women’s role in boosting the Kuwaiti society’s development, alluding to accomplishments made by Kuwaiti women in various domains. HH the Crown Prince expressed heartfelt congratulations to the gracious Kuwaiti women on the annual occasion.

HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah expressed pride in the significant achievements and contributions made by Kuwaiti women. He confirmed in a statement on Kuwaiti

Women’s Day that Kuwaiti women’s journeys are filled with much success and achievement, affirming that women have been and will continue to be a fundamental partner to their male counterparts in various fields.

He stated that the Kuwaiti woman has proven her competence and ability to bear the burdens of responsibility in all state agencies and fields of the labor market. HH the Prime Minister affirmed the government’s ongoing commitment to empowering Kuwaiti women and giving them a greater role in serving their country at all levels and fields, believing in their essential role in building society and elevating its status. — KUNA