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Kuwait City, July 3: As part of its commitment to supporting education and outstanding students, Kuwait Finance House (KFH) participated in the graduation ceremony of the College of Engineering and Petroleum’s Honor List students at Kuwait University. This participation strengthens KFH`s position as a leader in CSR and youth empowerment.

The College of Engineering & Petroleum graduation ceremony was held under the patronage of Acting Dean Prof. Khalid AlHazza. He commended KFH for its sponsorship and support, including backing graduation projects and student activities across various fields.

KFH Executive Manager Media and Government Relations, Mohammed Alfaris received an honorary plaque presented by Prof. AlHazza. Alfaris highlighted KFH’s participation in the annual graduation ceremony of the College of Engineering and Petroleum students and sponsoring the graduation projects for students from various majors.

He stated that KFH is one of the biggest supporters of student graduation projects, motivating them to continue achieving success and driving them to be more creative and innovative.

“This unwavering support reflects KFH’s belief in the importance of honoring outstanding and hardworking students by recognizing their efforts and dedication in the appropriate way,” said Alfaris.

He added that KFH has consistently recognized the outstanding students at the College of Engineering and Petroleum, providing unwavering support for the college’s activities. This recognition acknowledges the vital role the college plays in nurturing young talent for public institutions, who are the main foundation of the country’s development.

He pointed out that KFH is a leader in sponsoring students and youth and has a track record of contributions in this field. This includes supporting students’ clubs, graduation projects, participating in seminars, research, workshops and lectures that contribute to developing professional and scientific performance as well as students’ graduation ceremonies of universities and high schools from different levels.

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