KUWAIT: The Kuwait Red Crescent Society (KRCS) signed a cooperation agreement on Tuesday with the American Institute for Safety and Health to accredit its first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and public safety training programs. KRCS Chairman Khaled Al-Mughamis said the agreement reflects the society’s vision to develop its training programs, expand international partnerships and strengthen its humanitarian role in emergency response.
He noted that the agreement covers a wide range of general and specialized medical courses aimed at saving lives and enhancing the skills of healthcare providers, medical personnel, volunteers and community members through the society’s accredited training center. Al-Mughamis explained that certificates for courses in first aid, CPR and public safety will now carry official accreditation. The American Institute will provide all required documentation for the programs, including approval of the course content and trainee certifications..
He added that the agreement will boost cooperation in the fields of health and vocational training, supporting the society’s mission of spreading awareness, building knowledge and developing human capacities. Al-Mughamis stressed the importance of raising community awareness on first aid, underscoring its vital role in saving lives, minimizing the effects of injuries and ensuring that individuals are qualified to take the correct measures in emergencies. — KUNA
