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Arab Times
13-07-2025
- Sport
- Arab Times
Kuwaiti Ambassador commends swimmers for strong GCC Swimming Championship showing
MANAMA, July 13: Kuwaiti Ambassador to Bahrain, Sheikh Thamer Al-Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, lauded the achievements of Kuwait's national swimming team following its impressive showing at the 29th Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Swimming Championship, which concluded in Manama. During a reception for the Kuwaiti delegation, Sheikh Thamer praised the athletes for their honorable performance, emphasizing that their efforts reflect the pride and strong spirit of Kuwaiti youth in regional and international sporting events. He commended both the swimmers and the administrative and technical teams for their dedication, noting that their results embody positive competition, athletic excellence, and the values of Kuwaiti sportsmanship. 'This achievement demonstrates the Kuwait Swimming Federation's commitment to nurturing national talent and preparing players to compete at the highest levels,' Sheikh Thamer stated. The Kuwaiti team delivered an outstanding performance at the two-day championship, hosted in Bahrain on Friday and Saturday, winning a total of 21 medals—seven gold, 11 silver, and three bronze—solidifying Kuwait's position as a leading force in Gulf swimming.
Kuwait Times
02-07-2025
- Health
- Kuwait Times
Kuwaiti envoy hails medical graduates
MANAMA: Kuwaiti Ambassador to Bahrain Sheikh Thamer Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah congratulated a new cohort of Kuwaiti medical graduates from the College of Medicine and Medical Sciences at the Arabian Gulf University (AGU), affirming their crucial role in strengthening Kuwait's healthcare system. Speaking to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) following the graduation ceremony of 61 Kuwaiti students, Sheikh Thamer stressed that the future of Kuwait's health sector depends greatly on their contributions. 'These graduates represent the future, the builders of today and the hope of tomorrow,' he said, urging them to continue their journey of excellence and uphold Kuwait's name with pride in the medical field. 'Today, we celebrate a group of young doctors taking their first steps in the noble path of humanitarian service after years of dedicated effort,' he said. He also expressed confidence in the responsibility and commitment of Kuwaiti youth, praising the Kingdom of Bahrain for its continued support and care for Kuwaiti students throughout their studies. Sheikh Thamer extended his appreciation to Arabian Gulf University, led by Dr Saad Al-Fahid, for its efforts in equipping students with high-quality medical education. He also lauded the Kuwaiti Cultural Office in Bahrain, headed by Dr Mohammed Al-Daghim, for its role in closely following up on student affairs and ensuring a supportive academic environment. In a similar statement, Dr Al-Daghim congratulated the graduating students, commending their academic performance and the fruitful cooperation with AGU that helped foster a conducive learning environment. The graduation ceremony, held on Sunday, concluded with the distribution of certificates amid a distinguished academic presence. Student Rashid Al-Asousi was honored with second place in his graduating class. The event was attended by prominent figures including Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council Jasem Al-Budaiwi, President of Bahrain's Supreme Council of Health Sheikh Mohammed Al Khalifa, Bahraini Minister of Education Dr Mohammed Juma, Acting Undersecretary of Kuwait's Ministry of Higher Education Lamia Al-Mulhim, along with parents and faculty members. — KUNA
