Women To Join Kuwaiti Army!

The Kuwaiti military said on Tuesday that Kuwaiti women would be allowed to enlist in combat roles for the first time after being confined to civilian roles for years. Kuwait has now allowed women to serve in the military. This is the first time in the history of the Gulf country that women will be able to serve in the army. Defense Minister Sheikh Hamad Jaber al-Ali al-Sabah said on Tuesday that the army's doors are now open to Kuwaiti women, Kuwait's state news agency Kuna reported. They can be recruited into military service as Special Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers. This is the first such opportunity for women who have been confined to civilian roles in the military for years. 

The time has come to allow women to serve alongside their brothers in the Kuwaiti army," the Kuwaiti defense minister tweeted, according to news agency Kuna. Women are capable The Kuwaiti Defense Minister also expressed satisfaction at the women's "abilities and ability to prove themselves in difficult situations". Kuwaiti women have been serving in the police force since 2001, paving the way for them to join the army. The Kuwaiti Defense Minister said the decision to allow women to enlist in military service is based on women's participation in the military's responsibilities in protecting the country and its security and stability.

He has expressed confidence in the "abilities and ability to endure hardship" of women. Initially, they will be allowed to serve in the medical and military aid sectors. Women on the Front The Kuwaiti Defense Minister said allowing women to serve in the military would help government agencies deal with any internal difficulties. Kuwaiti women, on the other hand, would also be proud to contribute to the country's military service. Kuwaiti women, who got the right to vote in 2005, are active in both the cabinet and parliament. However, in the recent parliamentary elections, women have not got a single seat. Kuwait has made great strides in empowering women in recent years and now has women in many areas that were previously considered the monopoly of men. The Kuwaiti government admitted last month that it was considering allowing women to join the military.