The Public Authority for Youth announced the launch of the "Pulse of Culture" project in cooperation with Kuwait University, starting this coming Monday, across several university colleges. The project aims to enhance students' cultural awareness and develop their skills to support their academic journey.  

In a press statement today, Saturday, Abdullah Al-Adwani, the Deputy Director-General for Youth Development at the Authority, stated that the project's activities, which will continue until next April, include 38 cultural events. These events will feature workshops, discussion panels, training courses, and competitions, with the participation of representatives from student clubs.  

Al-Adwani explained that the project reflects the ideas and aspirations of young people, as its activities were selected in collaboration with university student clubs. He emphasized the Authority's commitment to supporting and empowering youth through innovative programs that contribute to building their capabilities and preparing them to serve the community.  

He noted that the project aligns with the Authority's strategy to enhance cooperation and integration with government entities, academic institutions, and civil organizations for youth development. He also expressed gratitude to the Dean of Student Affairs at the university for their cooperation with the Authority.  

For his part, Dr. Jasem Al-Hamdan, Acting Dean of Student Affairs at Kuwait University, stated that the project aims to empower youth and develop their skills by organizing a variety of cultural activities, including poetry mornings, training courses, competitions, as well as cultural and recreational social weeks.  

Al-Hamdan described the project as an inspiring platform to enhance students' general culture and nurture their creative abilities, expressing pride in this constructive cooperation with the Authority to achieve student development.  

He urged students to actively participate in the diverse activities, highlighting their positive impact on student development and the cultural environment at the university.