Kuwait Finance House (KFH) received formal recognition from government ministers and officials at the conclusion of the “A Nation Protects You” national anti-drug campaign, highlighting the bank’s proactive involvement in community and social initiatives. The campaign, aimed at raising drug awareness and reducing substance abuse in Kuwaiti society, benefited significantly from KFH’s sustained support and collaboration with public sector entities.

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Sheikh Fahad Yousef Al-Sabah commended KFH’s pivotal social contributions, noting the bank’s critical role in supporting rehabilitation efforts and assisting authorities in addressing drug-related challenges. He emphasized that KFH’s involvement was instrumental to the campaign’s success in achieving its awareness objectives.

Officials present at the closing ceremony also included the Minister of Justice, the Minister of Health, and the Minister of Social Affairs, Family and Childhood Affairs. They collectively praised KFH’s broad engagement in national and community-focused projects, calling attention to the bank’s status as a key strategic partner within the campaign. The ministers underlined KFH’s corporate social responsibility approach as setting a benchmark for private sector participation in government-led social initiatives.

Haitham Alterkait, Deputy Group CEO of Technology and Operations at KFH, described the campaign as an exemplary model of public-private partnership that generated meaningful societal benefits. He expressed appreciation for the collaborative efforts of the ministries and institutions involved, singling out the Ministry of Interior for its leading role.

Yousef Al-Ruwaieh, Head of Group Public Relations and Media at KFH, reiterated the institution’s commitment to supporting national awareness programs aligned with its corporate mission and social responsibility goals. He stressed the importance of institutions extending their roles beyond business operations to actively enhance community well-being and sustainable development.

KFH’s longstanding contributions to Kuwait’s social and health sectors have been substantial. The bank has funded the construction of the addiction treatment hospital’s tenth ward with KD 4.5 million and provided KD 15 million for the Cardiac Diseases and Research Center at Mubarak Al-Kabeer Hospital. It allocated KD 8 million for restoring the Al Mubarakiya area and KD 20 million to establish 15 ambulance centers. In partnership with the Ministry of Justice, KFH also spearheaded a debt relief initiative for defaulting debtors. Since 2019, its total contributions have exceeded KD 61 million.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, KFH extended KD 10 million to the government relief fund alongside additional donations. It also contributed USD 13 million to the Kuwait Emergency Response Fund and USD 6 million for power station repairs. These initiatives underscore the bank’s ongoing dedication to supporting Kuwait’s social infrastructure through strategic partnerships and sustained investments.