Kuwait, May 12, 2025: Ali Abdulwahab Al Mutawa Commercial Co. (AAW) today announced its participation in the 2025 edition of INJAZ Kuwait’s Annual Company Program Competition, a nationwide annual program that empowers students through hands-on entrepreneurial experiences, helping them grow their financial literacy and business skills before entering the workforce.
The four-month program culminated in a final event held on April 25–26 at the American University of the Middle East (AUM). It brought together more than 250 students from Kuwait’s high schools and universities, who participated in workshops, rehearsals, and presented their final projects before a distinguished panel of judges. Representing AAW on the panel was Mr. Samer Karime, Medical Affairs Manager at AAW’s Pharmacy and Medical Supplies Division, who evaluated the students’ innovative business ideas alongside other esteemed judges. The event concluded with an award ceremony where 15 participating companies were announced across both the university and school categories.
Demonstrating their commitment to youth development and education, AAW also supported the competition through a range of contributions. These included setting up a podcast area featuring JYSK furniture, sponsoring on-site refreshments and healthy snacks through Joe & The Juice, and providing branded t-shirts from INTERSPORT, printed with the students’ own designs. Additionally, AAW distributed giveaway items and vouchers from The Athlete’s Foot, INTERSPORT, ASICS, and Reebok, enhancing the experience for all participating students and mentors.
INJAZ Kuwait is a non-profit organization and a member of Junior Achievement Worldwide, dedicated to empowering youth by enhancing their entrepreneurial skills, financial literacy, and workforce readiness.
AAW remains committed to sustainable investment in the potential and talents of young people, supporting national initiatives that contribute to developing youth skills and empowering them to participate actively across various economic and commercial sectors.
