The State of Kuwait celebrates its sixty -fourth and thirty -fourth national day, which are two occasions that reflect an honorable history and a march full of achievements. This celebration comes under the leadership of His Highness Sheikh Mishaal Al -Ahmad Al -Jaber Al -Sabah, who continues the construction and development process with a wise vision, aimed at promoting stability and launching comprehensive development projects, with a focus on the welfare of the Kuwaiti citizen and the prosperity of Kuwait in various fields.
Kuwait, leadership and people, embodies a unique model of giving and loyalty, extending to strengthening the established human values that have always been part of its national identity. During the era of Sheikh Mishaal, efforts to build an advanced and prosperous homeland continue to be based on social justice, equal opportunities, and commitment to moral principles that were and still are the cornerstone of the renaissance of Kuwait. Love of goodness and giving was never a slogan, but rather a lifestyle that is reflected by the state’s policies and humanitarian positions inside and outside Kuwait, based on its deep belief in the importance of human solidarity.
For decades, Kuwaiti art formed one of the main pillars that planted the love of the homeland, so how can we forget the national songs that we all have chanted since the 1980s, and which embodied the meanings of belonging and loyalty to the homeland? The voice of Shadi Al -Khaleej and Sanaa Al -Kharaz carried feelings of pride and pride when he sang one day: “The more adversity around it or the time of time, the more people become a word in the mouth of the homeland.”
These words were not just a national song, but rather a message rooted in the conscience of every Kuwaiti and Gulf, which enhanced the meaning of sacrifice for the sake of the homeland, and the true belonging to its soil. Since the 1980s, the national operas have contributed to the formation of generations’ awareness of the value of the country, and the consolidation of the meanings of patriotism and loyalty and a sincere message that expresses feelings of pride and belonging.
In this context, the role of the children of Kuwait in embodying these noble values, whether inside or outside the country, among them, among them, is the Ambassador Sheikh Thamer Jaber Al -Ahmad Al -Sabah, who represents Kuwait in the Kingdom of Bahrain not only at the diplomatic level, but also as a bright face of humanitarian and charitable work. Through his support for community initiatives, Sheikh Thamer affirms Kuwait’s commitment to continuing its humanitarian career, which was evident in his support for several humanitarian initiatives.
What distinguishes Kuwait is that it did not deal with giving as a temporary duty, but as a long -term vision, believes that helping others is part of the responsibility of the state and society. For this, the love of goodness is rooted in the conscience of the Kuwaitis, which is clearly shown in the development and relief projects offered by Kuwait around the world.
From the bottom of my heart, I congratulate Kuwait, leadership and people, on this precious occasion. I congratulate Kuwait, which has always been a homeland for Arabism, a symbol of good, and an open house for brothers. I congratulate this good people, who have never been let down by those who resorted to, and did not delay the help of a helping hand to those who needed. Kuwait is not just a state, but a spirit that dwells in all of our hearts, with love, pride and loyalty. On its national day, we raise the hands with supplication that God preserves them, and preserves her prince and her people.
Happy New Year .. Happy New Year and Kuwait is a pulse in all of our hearts.
