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Dr. Naser Ahmad Al-Ammar on August 2
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On the anniversary of August 2, 1990, the lessons of national unity and resilience demonstrated by the Kuwaiti people in the face of the Iraqi invasion come to the forefront. The values of loyalty, sacrifice, and belonging were embodied through the steadfastness of the people and their success in mobilizing international support to liberate their homeland. This event is considered one of the deepest manifestations of patriotism, as its political and moral stance exceeded all expectations, leaving generations with enduring lessons about the value of freedom and national dignity, achieved through the leadership, wisdom, and sacrifices of the people.
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