Hawalli on Track to Become Kuwait’s First Model Healthy City
Hawalli, Kuwait: Hawalli Governorate is positioned to become a leading example of health and well-being in Kuwait. Governor Ali Al-Asfar recently convened a meeting with representatives from the Ministry of Health’s Healthy Cities Office. To solidify their commitment to transforming Hawalli into a fully integrated, healthy city.
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This initiative prioritizes enhancing the quality of life for residents and tackling chronic diseases within the community. Governor Al-Asfar underscored the importance of swift action to establish Hawalli as a health-focused region. He aspires to see the “healthy city” concept proliferate across Kuwait. It fosters a culture of health awareness and encourages lifestyles that prioritize overall well-being.
Community Collaboration Lays the Foundation
Governor Al-Asfar acknowledged the invaluable contributions of local community groups. For playing a pivotal role in registering 12 health zones within Hawalli and the capital governorate. He further expressed his gratitude to the Healthy Cities Committee. It is for their instrumental role in integrating these areas into the prestigious World Health Organization (WHO) Healthy Cities Network.
Alignment with Global Health Standards
Dr. Amal Al-Yahya, head of the Healthy Cities Office at the Ministry of Health, highlighted the significance of expanding the number of healthy cities within Kuwait. This initiative underscores the nation’s dedication to fostering individual well-being and fostering strong communities. Dr. Al-Yahya emphasized Kuwait’s commitment to upholding global health standards. Also actively participate in international forums to champion the WHO’s Healthy Cities Initiative. This global program aims to elevate the quality of life and achieve health for all citizens.
The meeting focused on establishing the Hawalli Health Governorate, emphasizing close collaboration with the Healthy Cities Office. This collaborative effort paves the way for a healthier future for Hawalli residents. And potentially sets a model for other regions in Kuwait to emulate.
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