Kuwait University

They only do teaching, right? So why not bring all the efforts together instead of having, you know, one journal per country, and maybe the contribution will be small, and maybe the efforts will not continue anymore.

So we are having this kind of discussion with our colleague, Mohammed Almarzooq from Kuwait University.

Mm.

And maybe this is gonna be part of the, uh, you know, the new chapter that we have, the GCC chapter.

And then a master degree in Law and Islamic Studies in Strasbourg University, then PhD.

And during my first year, um, of PhD, I also studied Arabic and Islamic sciences in, uh, Kuwait University.

So I went, uh, during the year in, in Kuwait.

Mm-hmm.

And from there, I've been applying it in my different careers, like in different spots.

So I worked in the administration in Kuwait University, and I applied knowledge management there.

Then also I worked, as you said, in teaching, teaching English as a second language for adults.

And also in that, I applied knowledge management.

Because, you know, of course, you are a gamer, so you know that, Don, that you can apply knowledge management in any industry or any field.

And that's how it happened.

So what I did is that I started noticing in my workplace, Initially in Kuwait University, when I was working in an administration and a dean's office, we had this annual conference that we do every year.

So I noticed that we used to see that some of the things are repetitive.

We have Abdullah Al-Shayji in Kuwait City.

He's a professor, at Kuwait University, who specializes in U.S. politics and Gulf security.

Welcome to you all.

Thanks so much for your time.