Kuwait Honours 1,247 Top Students in Annual Minors Authority Ceremony

In Kuwait, Justice Minister Counselor Nasser Al-Sumait, chairman of the board of the Public Authority for Minors Affairs, on Wednesday honoured 1,247 outstanding students from all school levels of the 2025‑2026 academic year who are under the authority’s care.

Honouring Top Students

The ceremony recognised the achievements of the 1,247 pupils supported by the authority.

Minister’s Remarks

In his speech at the annual event, Al‑Sumait said he was proud of the students’ accomplishments, describing them as the fruit of their hard work and their families’ support. He also praised the teachers who contributed to their success.

He added that the authority aims to develop the abilities and skills of the young people in its care across all fields, supporting them academically and practically to help them succeed and play a greater role in the country’s development.

Al‑Sumait told the honorees: “The homeland expects a lot from you, and its future is built by the efforts and creativity of its sons and daughters.” He continued: “A person is measured by the good they leave behind and what they give to others.”

He urged the students to keep pursuing knowledge so they could take an active part in Kuwait’s progress and in building its future.

Authority’s Commitment

Acting Director General Alyaa Al‑Saqer said the event reflected the authority’s belief that “the real investment is in our children, and education is the cornerstone of a bright future for them and the nation.”

She stated that the authority remains committed to providing all necessary support and care for its beneficiaries to excel and achieve their ambitions, and thanked the families, teachers, school administrations and authority staff who backed the students.

— KUNA