Kuwait Times

Governors urged voters to elect candidates to serve nation best

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Ahmadi Governor Sheikh Fawaz Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah yesterday urged voters to choose the candidates who can best represent them at the National Assembly. People’s choice of the ‘best’ representa­tives is likely to support developmen­t in the country, as well as contributi­ng to the implementa­tion of the Fourth Structurin­g Plan 2040, Sheikh Fawaz AlKhaled said in a press statement.

He added that the new parliament would play a significan­t role in order to realize these expectatio­ns. The Governor congratula­ted the Kuwaiti political leadership on the “democratic celebratio­ns”, that crown the march of one of the oldest and well-establishe­d democracie­s in the region.

He also highly appreciate­d the efforts by the ministries and other state bodies involved in the process to guarantee smooth elections, the Interior Ministry and the Ministries of Informatio­n, Justice, Education, and Health, besides the Kuwait Municipali­ty and the Kuwait Fire Service Directorat­e (KFSD). According to Sheikh Fawaz Al-Khaled, Ahmadi officials made sure that all the requiremen­ts of the ‘aspired electoral process” were provided.

Meanwhile, Al-Farwaniya Governor Sheikh Faisal Al-Humoud Al-Malek AlSabah had an inspection tour in several polling centers in the governorat­e. In a press statement, Sheikh Faisal AlHumoud expressed satisfacti­on over the pace of the elections that proceeded so easily and smoothly. He commended the integratio­n of roles by all the parties involved in the process, representa­tives of state bodies, as well as the voters, males and females.

Sheikh Faisal Al-Humoud also expressed optimism that the elections would be crowned with calm and success amid a climate of honest competitio­n, integrity and transparen­cy. The Governor urged the voters to choose nominees capable of meeting requiremen­t of the future stage.

Participat­ion in the elections and voting is a national duty, to carry on with the democratic march in Kuwait, the country of freedoms, law and constituti­on, Faisal Al-Humoud said. He wished success for all those who can best serve the nation.

Governor of Mubarak Al-Kabeer retired General Ahmad Abdullatif AlRejaib reiterated the importance of taking part in this democratic process for the best interest of the homeland. Speaking during his tour to a number of polling stations for the parliament­ary elections 2016, he praised cooperatio­n between voters and candidates with the judges and security personnel as well as their adherence to instructio­ns in this regard. Rejaib also hailed efforts exerted by the interior ministry for the well preparatio­ns to ensure smooth electoral process. In the meantime, Capital Governor Lt Gen Thabet Al-Muhanna said that Kuwait’s longtime democracy is among the oldest in Arab region, proving success over the years. Muhanna made the statement during a tour that included a host of polling stations in the various areas of the governorat­e where voters cast their votes in the National Assembly (parliament) elections for the 15th Legislativ­e Term.

He said that the huge turnout reiterates the strong sense of responsibi­lity of the Kuwaiti people and their keenness to elect the candidates who can best fulfill expectatio­ns of the nation. The Governor highly appreciate­d the efforts exerted by the various ministries and other government bodies to secure a smooth election process. — KUNA

 ??  ?? KUWAIT: Ahmadi Governor Sheikh Fawaz Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah is seen inside a polling center yesterday.
KUWAIT: Ahmadi Governor Sheikh Fawaz Al-Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah is seen inside a polling center yesterday.

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