Chief of the General Staff of the Kuwaiti Army, Lieutenant General Pilot Bandar Al-Muzain, said that the new Ali Al-Sabah Military College will be a distinguished educational edifice that contributes to preparing and qualifying officer cadets and military cadres at the highest levels.
This came in a press release issued by the Ministry of Defense after Lieutenant General Al-Muzain made an inspection field visit Thursday to the project to establish the new Ali Al-Sabah Military College.
Al-Muzain stressed the importance of adhering to the highest quality standards in implementing the new College’s facilities to ensure the provision of an integrated educational environment for students studying there in the future, praising the efforts made by all those working on the project, Kuwait News Agency (KUNA) reported.
At the beginning of his visit, Lieutenant General Al-Muzain listened to a briefing presented by the Project Services Supervisor in the Northern Region and the Head of the Ali Al-Sabah Military College project team, Engineer Abdul Razzaq Al-Kandari, where all aspects related to the establishment of the new college, which has an area of 3.5 square kilometers and consists of 39 buildings with a capacity of 1,200 students, were reviewed.
He also reviewed the completion of the steps taken so far and the progress achieved in the various stages in addition to the challenges that were overcome to ensure the progress of work according to the schedule.
This visit comes within a series of inspection field visits carried out by the Chief of the General Staff of the Army to various units and various military projects to follow up on the progress of work in implementing the plans and ensure that they achieve the set goals with all efficiency and effectiveness.
He was accompanied during the visit by the Assistant Chief of the General Staff of the Logistics and Supply Authority, Major General Engineer Salah Nasser, the Commander of Ali Al-Sabah Military College, Major General Khaled Faihan, and the Director of Project Management in Military Facilities Engineering, Engineer Hossam Al-Ateeqi. (Source & Photo: © Kuwait’s Ministry of Defense/KUNA)
