KUWAIT, Aug 19 (KUNA) — Dr. Amthal Al-Huwailah, Minister of Social Affairs, Family, and Childhood Affairs, emphasized that World Humanitarian Day serves as a global tribute to the commitment and sacrifices of aid personnel across the world. Speaking in a statement to the Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), she highlighted Kuwait’s enduring presence in humanitarian efforts through official bodies, charitable organizations, and endowment institutions, with the Kuwait Red Crescent Society standing as a key example of national generosity in crisis zones.\n\nAl-Huwailah noted that the occasion not only honors Kuwaiti humanitarian volunteers who have served under challenging conditions but also reaffirms the country’s steadfast role in fostering international solidarity. She pointed to the consistent contributions made by Kuwaiti citizens during emergency responses as tangible proof of societal dedication to humanitarian principles.\n\nShe also addressed the increasing obstacles faced by humanitarian missions, such as restricted access to disaster areas and security threats to field staff, urging for enhanced international safeguards and smoother delivery mechanisms for relief.\n\nAccording to the minister, Kuwait continues to deepen cooperation with United Nations agencies and global humanitarian organizations to ensure timely and effective aid distribution. She stressed that humanitarian action is not merely reactive but forms a core component of national policy—a lasting message Kuwait shares globally, honoring those who have given their lives and recognizing all who tirelessly work to protect and sustain human life. (end)\n— news from Kuwait News Agency\n\n— News Original —\nSocial Affairs Min.: World Humanitarian Day honors aid workers\nKUWAIT, Aug 19(KUNA) — Minister of Social Affairs and Family and Childhood Affairs Dr. Amthal Al-Huwailah affirmed that World Humanitarian Day is an annual occasion to honor and recognize the efforts of humanitarian workers worldwide. nIn a statement to Kuwait News Agency (KUNA), Al-Huwailah said Kuwait will remain present in humanitarian fields through its official institutions, charitable societies and endowments, foremost among them the Kuwait Red Crescent Society which has embodied the country’s spirit of giving in disaster and crisis areas. nShe stressed that this day is an opportunity to commend Kuwaiti humanitarian workers who gave their time and effort under the most difficult circumstances to aid the afflicted, noting that this day is also a reminder of Kuwait’s firm humanitarian responsibility and role in promoting international solidarity. nThe minister added that donations consistently made by the Kuwaiti people in rapid responses to disasters and humanitarian crises serve as practical evidence of the society’s commitment to humanitarian values. nShe pointed out that humanitarian work faces growing challenges including difficulties in accessing affected areas and security risks threatening field workers, calling for stronger international protection and the facilitation of aid delivery without obstacles. r nAl-Huwailah said that Kuwait continues to strengthen its partnerships with the United Nations and international organizations to ensure that assistance reaches beneficiaries in a timely manner. nShe underlined that humanitarian work is not just a temporary or ad-hoc response, but a firm pillar of Kuwait’s policy and a message it carries to the world, in tribute to those who sacrificed for humanity and in recognition of all who work faithfully to save lives. (end) r noys.seo