Dr. Amthal Al-Huwailah, Minister of Social Affairs, Family and Childhood Affairs, announced Tuesday the successful conclusion of Kuwait's National Debt Relief Campaign, hailing it as a historic humanitarian achievement that demonstrated unprecedented national solidarity.

Campaign Milestones:

• Total Donations: KD 13,726,706.31 (~$44.77 million USD)

• Contributors: 21,851 donors (individuals & institutions)

• Beneficiaries: Thousands of indebted citizens relieved from financial burdens

Minister's Statement to KUNA:

"This extraordinary generosity reflects the authentic Kuwaiti spirit and our deep-rooted humanitarian values. The campaign's resounding success showcases Kuwait's civilized and compassionate identity to the world."

Key Achievements:

1. National Unity Manifested:

   • Participation from cooperative societies, charities, and private sector

   • Fulfillment of political leadership's vision for social welfare

2. Transformative Impact:

   • Restored hope/stability to financially struggling families

   • Reinforced values of mercy and social cohesion

3. Philanthropic Legacy:

   • Establishes new benchmark for charitable work in Kuwait

   • Demonstrates Kuwait's global leadership in humanitarian initiatives

Strategic Significance:

✔ Policy Implementation: Aligns with Kuwait's National Development Plan 2035
✔ Cultural Preservation: Strengthens traditional "Al-Takaful Al-Ijtima'i" (social solidarity)
✔ International Standing: Enhances Kuwait's reputation as humanitarian hub

Next Phase:

• Institutionalizing the campaign's framework for future initiatives

• Developing monitoring systems to ensure sustainable impact

"The people of Kuwait have etched this golden chapter in our history books," Dr. Al-Huwailah concluded, praising the exceptional national spirit displayed throughout the campaign.

Visual Summary:
[Infographic] KD 13.7M =

• 78% from private donors

• 15% from cooperatives

• 7% from corporate entities