The President of the Independent Institution of the United Nations concerned with missing persons in the Syrian Arab Republic, Carla Quintina, affirmed that the Kuwait Red Crescent Society is an important humanitarian partner due to its extensive expertise in the fields of search, documentation, and humanitarian assistance, praising its effective programs and extended efforts in many countries around the world. Quintina said after her meeting with the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Red Crescent Society, Khaled Al-Maghames, that the meeting provided an opportunity to learn about the Society's experiences in dealing with missing persons issues. She emphasized that the Society possesses long experience in humanitarian work in the region, which makes it capable of contributing to supporting collective efforts, and that the exchange of expertise forms the basis for the success of this extremely important humanitarian file. For his part, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Red Crescent Society, Khaled Al-Maghames, said that the Society attaches great importance to enhancing cooperation with international bodies working on sensitive humanitarian files, noting that the meeting comes within the Society's efforts to exchange expertise and expand humanitarian partnerships in a way that serves the brothers in Syria. He considered direct support to families and cooperation with the Independent Institution reflects the global humanitarian role that Kuwait plays. He affirmed the Society's readiness to support any joint work that contributes to alleviating the suffering of Syrian families.