
Two years ago, I accepted the privilege of serving as President of the ASSP Kuwait Chapter with a simple belief: that when safety professionals come together, we can create a safer, stronger, and more resilient future for our workplaces and communities.
Today, as my term comes to an end, I do so with immense pride and gratitude.
Together, we transformed our chapter into more than a professional association, we built meaningful partnerships, delivered impactful events, supported professional development, connected emerging professionals with experienced leaders, and elevated the voice of occupational safety and health across Kuwait.
None of these achievements belong to one person. They belong to every volunteer who gave their time, every member who shared their expertise, every sponsor who believed in our mission, and every professional who chose to participate, contribute, and lead.
I am particularly proud that our chapter continued to grow not only in numbers, but in influence. My hope is that ASSP Kuwait continues to be the platform where ideas become action, where professionals become leaders, and where collaboration drives meaningful change across industries.
As I look toward the future, I am optimistic.
The profession is evolving rapidly through technology, AI, sustainability initiatives, human and organizational performance, and data-driven decision-making. Yet despite these advances, our greatest strength will remain unchanged: people helping people.
Leading the chapter strategy has been one of the greatest honors of my professional career. While my term may be ending, my commitment to this chapter and our profession remains stronger than ever.
The future of safety in Kuwait is bright, and I am confident that the best is yet to come.
Thank you for your trust, your friendship, and your unwavering support.
Together, we didn’t just build a chapter. We built a community.
With gratitude and respect,
Bader Al-Hadhrami
President, ASSP Kuwait Chapter (2024-2026)
PDC26 Deputy Director















































