Kuwaiti social activist, columnist for Al-Qabas, and board member of the Kuwait Transparency Society. Dedicated to promoting civic education, transparency, and public integrity.
Overview
There can be no sustainable development where corruption exists. Kuwait flourishes through an educated, happy, and aware society.
Asrar strongly believes in the importance of civil societies. Their role in serving the community and creating public policies is critical to achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on both local and national levels.
By co-founding initiatives like "NOTEK" and "Mudhawi's List", Asrar works to empower women in economics, financial management, and leadership. Providing mentorship and support for female candidates in Kuwaiti elections.
Publications
There is no doubt that we pass many habits and behaviors on to our daughters through upbringing—teaching them manners, etiquette, customs, traditions, and other important values. However, one essential lesson is often overlooked: financial literacy.
An analytical column exploring mechanisms to combat administrative corruption, and the vital role of transparency in empowering citizens.
Discussing how initiatives like NOTEK educate women on financial fundamentals, promoting independence and leadership in commercial sectors.
Broadcasting
Discussing Mudhawi's List and the support structure for women running in municipal and parliamentary elections in Kuwait.
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Empowering the next generation: Panel discussion on the role of youth in transparency and civic engagement in Kuwait.
Read my latest column in Al-Qabas: Addressing administrative development and sustainable policies.
Highlights from the NOTEK initiative workshop: Teaching financial literacy and economic independence for women.
Kuwait’s development is driven by a conscious society. A beautiful evening celebrating civil society collaborations.
At the Kuwait Transparency Society: Discussing corporate governance and public accountability frameworks.
Collaborating for a better tomorrow. Continuous dialogue with activists and policymakers to serve the community.
Connection
We look forward to connecting for seminars, academic presentations, civic events, and editorial collaborations.