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               new  demographics  despite  any  regional  boundaries,  attaining  our  vision  of  a  sustainable

               knowledge economy based on innovation and creative thinking.”


               Emma Morley, Resident Representative of UNDP in Kuwait, said, “The ‘Knowledge Journey in

               Kuwait’ exemplifies our unwavering commitment to accelerate youth empowerment across the
               Arab region, empowering them as the key partners in building sustainable futures. In the present

               world, nations’ growth is mainly driven by their investment in knowledge, innovation, and human
               capital. Our partnership with MBRF and the Kuwaiti SCPD contributes towards equipping youth

               and women to navigate global trends, inform evidence-based policymaking, and actively shape the
               nation’s future. Furthermore, this initiative  is aligned with our commitment to ‘Kuwait Vision

               2035,’ which aims to position the youth as key players in creating a diversified, inclusive knowledge

               economy.”


               The General Secretariat for SCPD underscored that this initiative advances national efforts to
               empower youth and foster local talent, in line with the National Development Plan and Kuwait

               Vision  2035.  The  council  highlighted  that  investing  in  human  capital  is  a  key  step  towards
               attaining sustainable development and establishing a knowledge-based economy.  Through its

               partnership with MBRF and UNDP, the council seeks to develop an environment that supports
               youth leadership skills and digital transformation across industries. This partnership will help

               cultivate  a  new  generation  of  leaders  capable  of  navigating  future  challenges  and  creating

               development opportunities.


               The final phase of the initiative follows the path of the previous ones, building on their results and
               drawing  from  fruitful  sessions  and  discussions  held  across  various  sectors.  It  aims  to  create

               practical and strong recommendations that contribute to the development of a knowledge-based

               society. The first phase, held in October 2024, highlighted the significance of knowledge in driving

               development and the role of the Global Knowledge Index as a tool for evaluating the status and
               trends of global knowledge economies.
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