Kuwait Journalists Association Approves Key Reports for 2025, Showcasing Strong Governance

The Kuwait Journalists Association (KJA) recently marked a significant achievement with the unanimous approval of its administrative and financial reports for 2023 and 2024. During an assembly held on February 10, 2025, at their temporary headquarters in Shuwaikh Industrial Area, pivotal decisions were made shaping the future of journalism governance in Kuwait.

Leadership and Key Participants

The meeting was presided over by Adnan Khalifa Al Rashid, Chairman of the Board of Directors. He was joined by key members including Jassim Mohammed Kamal, Secretary; Dahran Aba Al Khail Al Mutairi, Treasurer; and fellow directors Rabia Hussein Makki Al-Juma, Yousef Ahmed Al-Shehab, and Awaid Abed Al-Anzi. The presence of Iman Saleh Al-Anzi from the Ministry of Social Affairs emphasized the collaboration between the journalistic community and governmental bodies.

Collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs

The assembly was attended by several representatives from the Civil Society Department, including Badour Bu-Nashi, Hadi Al-Ajmi, Mohammed Al-Shatti, among others. Their participation underlined a robust partnership that facilitates cultural and societal development through journalism.

Senior Auditor Ahmed Abu Huwaili from Al Bazie Auditing Office also played a crucial role in ensuring the accuracy of the reports presented.

Acknowledgments and Future Outlook

Adnan Khalifa Al Rashid expressed gratitude towards the General Assembly for their trust, the Ministry of Social Affairs for its support, and all staff members for their dedication. This successful meeting not only reinforces KJA’s commitment to transparency but also sets a positive precedent for future engagements.

The proactive steps taken by the Kuwait Journalists Association reflect an unwavering commitment to maintaining high standards in journalism across the region. As they look forward to 2025, the association continues to play a pivotal role in fostering a culture of accountability and excellence in the journalistic community.