Faisal Al-Nawaf empowers National Guard cadres for progress

Deputy Chief of the National Guard, Sheikh Faisal Al-Nawaf, confirmed that the Guard places great emphasis on cooperation with brotherly and friendly countries across military and security domains.

The Guard aims to establish collaborative partnerships, necessitating the presence of trained and qualified personnel capable of keeping pace with advancements and assuming responsibilities.

This effort aims to enable the National Guard to achieve its ambitious goals in military, administrative, and technical domains, allowing it to fulfill its desired role to the fullest in collaboration with the Ministries of Defense and Interior and the General Fire Force.

Al-Nawaf visited the Computer and Languages Center at the General Presidency of the National Guard, accompanied by the Undersecretary of the Guard, Lieutenant General Hashim Al-Rifai, and senior leaders.

He received a briefing about the center and its computer and language courses, including the “Capabilities 22” program. This program aims to train National Guard members in various foreign languages such as English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, Russian, and Turkish. Additionally, it involves sending a number of National Guard members abroad to master simultaneous interpretation skills.

The center also collaborates with the Kuwaiti Center for the deaf to teach sign language and conducts courses across the country. This underscores the leadership’s commitment to fully supporting members’ qualification to stay updated with developments across various fields.

He praised the efforts of those in charge of the center for refining the skills of the members and granting them the International Computer Driving License (ICDL).