The Kuwaiti city hosted the "Scouting Movement between Volunteering and Economic Activity" conference from October 3-7, 2026. The event, organized by the Kuwait Scout Association, aimed to discuss the future of scouting in light of current economic challenges and sustainable development requirements. Moroccan representative Abd al-Qader al-Kayhal attended the conference, which included scientific sessions and coordination meetings.
Al-Kayhal, representing the Moroccan Council of Advisors, emphasized the importance of combining volunteer spirit with economic feasibility in scouting. He stressed that the scouting movement must adopt a model that balances volunteering with economic sustainability to ensure continued contributions and youth resource development. This approach aligns with the conference theme of achieving a more impactful scouting experience.
The conference program included meetings between the Islamic World Scout and Guide Organization and the Arab Parliamentarians Scout Association. The event also featured cultural activities and field trips to Kuwaiti landmarks, promoting cultural exchange and networking among participating delegations. These activities added a cultural and tourist dimension to the conference.
The Moroccan participation demonstrates the country's commitment to supporting associative and youth work. Morocco seeks to exchange regional expertise to develop scouting practices and make them a driving force for development. This vision is based on a collaborative approach combining legislative and field actions to achieve a more effective scouting experience.
The conference brought together various stakeholders to discuss ways to maintain the volunteer spirit while ensuring the economic sustainability of scouting activities. Participants explored strategies for securing funding and resources to support scouting initiatives. The event provided a platform for sharing experiences and best practices in scouting.
The Kuwait Scout Association organized the conference in coordination with the Arab Scout Association and the Arab Parliamentarians Scout Association. The event aimed to foster dialogue and cooperation among scouting organizations and stakeholders. The Moroccan delegation's participation reflects the country's commitment to regional cooperation and collaboration.
The conference outcomes are expected to contribute to the development of a more sustainable and impactful scouting movement in the Arab region. The event provided a valuable opportunity for networking and knowledge sharing among scouting professionals and stakeholders. Morocco's participation demonstrates its dedication to promoting scouting and youth development.
Key points
- Moroccan representative Abd al-Qader al-Kayhal participates in Kuwait conference on scout sustainability
- Conference focuses on balancing volunteer spirit with economic feasibility in scouting
- Morocco seeks to exchange regional expertise to develop scouting practices and make them a driving force for development
