Kuwait Finance House (KFH) has signed a collaboration and partnership agreement with Kuwait Technical College (K-Tech). The agreement is part of KFH’s commitment to support education, youth, and society.

Held at K-Tech campus, the signing event was attended by KFH Group Chief Human Resources and Transformation Officer, Zeyad Abdullah AlOmar, K-Tech Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Meshari Ayman Boodai, and several representatives from both sides.

On this occasion, AlOmar emphasized KFH’s keenness to support the private and public academic institutions in fulfilling their role of preparing young national talents and improving their capabilities. He said that this agreement is in line with KFH’s strategy of learning and development.

“KFH has been an active participant in previous K-Tech events such as the participation in the job fair, which benefitted students as well as private and public entities.” He added.

AlOmar explained that such agreements contribute to enhancing society and introduce youth to the importance of self-development, raising efficiency, educational attainment and working in the private sector.

He highlighted KFH’s continuous role in training and kuwaitizaion efforts, pointing out that the Bank offers integrated modern learning methods in collaboration with world-class academic institutions.

“KFH supports the universities’ efforts in pushing young talents into enhancing their creativity,” added Al Omar, “This is achieved through specialized professional programs in technology, accounting, Islamic finance applications, as well as leadership courses and many other integrated learning opportunities tailored to the market needs in line with learning and development global standards.”

K-Tech Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Meshari Ayman Boodai said that the main objective of this agreement is to join in the efforts of government, private organizations, and educational institutions to create a generation capable of leading the labor market.

“We believe this strategic cooperation with KFH strengthens K-Tech partnerships with state government and private sectors,” said Boodai. “These partnerships enable future leaders to navigate the country’s efforts towards unparalleled prosperity, leading the Kuwaiti economy to further growth.” 

Meanwhile, K-Tech Board of Trustees member, Othman Ayman Boodai said that the strategic collaboration brings new horizons of cooperation in the recruitment and academic fields. It also contributes to supporting students and achieving Kuwait`s 2035 vision.

K-Tech Vice President for Finance and Administration, Abdulrahman Al-Ajeel pointed out that the agreement with KFH entails field training, workshops, and specialized courses, benefiting K-Tech students of all majors and qualifying them to take part in the banking labor market.