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ALBANIAN AMBASSADOR KUJTIM MEETS AL-ALBAN &DR. AL-MASHOOR, IKFS PRESIDENT Read More
AL-MASHOOR FOUNDATION FOR PROPHETIC LEGACY CONDUCTED 1ST INTERNATIONAL MEELADUNNABI PROGRAM ON 17TH JAN. 2014 AT MARHOOM SAYID AHAMED AL-MASHOOR POOOYA THANGAL NAGAR (KANNUR TOWN SQAURE - KANNUR STADIUM), KERALA - INDIA http://indo-kwtfriendshipsociety.com/?page_id=629
IKFS PRESIDENT WITH MR. AHMED YOUSEF AL-MEHZA, CHIEF COUNTRY MANAGER, DOHA BANK FOR STATE OF KUWAIT DURING THE QATAR NATIONAL DAY 2013 CELEBRATIONS HELD IN KUWAIT
President of Indo-Kuwait Friendship Society, Dr. Ghalib Al-Mashoor met H.E. Dr. Shaikh Meshaal Jaber Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, Chief of Kuwait Foreign investment Bureau at the side-lines of “Euro-Money Kuwait Conference” held on 27th March at “Court Yard Marriott Hotel”.
India is a country with a population of around 1.12 billion approximately. The current Indian population as on July 2007 is 1,129,866,154. India is the second most populated country in the world after China.
The State of Kuwait is a small oil-rich monarchy on the coast of the Persian Gulf, enclosed by Saudi Arabia in the south and Iraq in the north. The name is a diminutive of an Arabic word meaning "fortress built near water." Kuwait, which means 'little fort', is an Islamic constitutional monarchy in southwestern Asia. read more
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Our Objective
The Indo-Kuwait Friendship Society (I.K.F.S.) is a not-for- profit organization. The purpose of the Society is to promote and develop mutual cooperation and cultural awareness between the residents of the Kuwait and India and the World at large; to record, preserve and promote an awareness of the cultural heritage of Arabs and Indians among the people of both Kuwait and India and the World at large; friendship with Indians, Arabs, citizens of Kuwait and the World at large; to design, develop and conduct educational and social and cultural programs; to improve the quality of life and promote the economic development of the residents of the continent of India and Middle East; to promote closer ties between the people of India, the Kuwait, and the World at large. The society is trying to bring people closer together for fun and sharing. Concept: We value and understand the concept of service to others as explicitly laid down by Prophet Mohamed (PBUH).
Future Plans
*Conducting free counseling with the needy and unprivileged people to motivate into the Self-Sustaining.
*To establish orphan and Pension homes , clinics, and training centers. They will be as independent as possible by giving them vocational training on various fields such as farming, gardening, knitting and poultry farming, Also the use of fish pounds, biogas, solar panels, computer development and handicraft will be ways for them to generate their own income.
We hope that IKFS will be an inspiration for others.
INDO-KUWAIT Friendship Society
India and Kuwait enjoy traditionally friendly relations. These are based in history and have stood the test of time. Geographic proximity, historical trade links, cultural affinities and presence of a large number of Indian expatriates continue to sustain and nurture this long standing relationship. India has been a natural trading partner and a destination for higher learning. Until 1961, the Indian Rupee was the legal tender in Kuwait.
I.K.F.S Presidents Message
Dear Friends,
Assalamualikum….
Establishment of the Indo-Kuwait Friendship Society is one of the bids in making this world lively and cosy. It not only gives diverse experience but also helps one better understand the world, thereby easing the life. Warm and cordial relation among the people of the world is essential to make this world a better place to live in. Friendship Societies are known as a way for to make new friends. This is a great way for us to promote tolerance. We are inviting people from different races, religions, or cultural backgrounds and learn about their culture and traditions. We can also invite people who look different than us.
