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Directory 2014 ]Pd¯Nd¡Phm³ Xocpam \N¨Xv HUMANITARIAN LEADER The United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon, paid tribute to His Highness the Amir of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah, for his leading support to humanitarian causes around the world. 3 H. H. SHEIKH SABAH AL-AHMED AL-JABER AL-SABAH The Amir of the State of Kuwait H. H. SHEIKH NAWAF AL-AHMED AL-JABER AL-SABAH H.H. SHEIKH JABER MUBARAK AL-HAMAD AL-SABAH The Crown Prince of the State of Kuwait The Prime Minister of the State of Kuwait 5 7 9 tIm«bw PnÃbnse DghqÀ F¶ sIm¨p {Kmaw. B {Kma¯nsâ aSn¯«n hnSÀ¶v \n¡p¶ Hcp tdmkm ]pjv]s¯t¸mse St. Stephen's F¶ Iem t£{Xw. ]¨ ]chXm\nbm BewIrXamb B Ip¶n³ apIfn Cfw Imänsâ XtemSeptaäv \n¡p¶ \½psS kz´w FkvX^mt\mkv. hÀj§Ä¡v ap¼v B Xncpamdntebv¡v c−v ssI¿pw \o«n \s½ kzoIcn¨v \½psS `mhn PohnX¯nsâ BWn¡Ãmbn \n¶v B«hpw, ]m«pw, cmjv{Sobhpw, Iq¡nhnfnbpw, CW¡§fpw ]nW¡§fpw, kac§fpw BßobX \ndªv Xpfp¼p¶ Iym¼pIfpw, A§s\ F{X F{Xtbm A\p`h§Ä \ap¡v k½m\n¨p, \½psS kz´w BßhnZymebw. B Iemeb¯n \n¶pw sam«n«p hnSÀ¶ ]q¡Ä, ImeN{I¯nsâ A\nhmcyX F¶ t]mse Iq«w hn«v ]e a®n HgpIn KrlmXpcXtbmsS \\ª t\mhp t]dn Cu aWemcWy¯n AlMASS Kuwait F¶ IpS¡ogn Hcpan¨v tNÀ¶ncnbv¡pIbmWv. 2 hÀj§Ä¡v ap¼v {io. kn_n Nhdm«nsâ t\XrXz¯n XpS§nb AlMASS Kuwait Hcp XpS¡ kwLS\bpsS bmsXmcp Nm©eyhpanÃmsX, Hs¯mcpatbmSpÅ {]hr¯\¯neqsS Ipsshänse Adnbs¸Sp¶ kwLS\ bm¡n amäphm³ \ap¡v km[n¨p. AlMASS Kuwait C¶v kpZoÀLamb Hcp bm{XbpsS XpS¡¯nemWv. B bm{Xbn H¸apÅhÀ ]ckv]cw Adntb−Xpw, ]cnNbs¸tS−Xpw BhiyambXp sIm−mWv AlMASS Directory 2014 ]pd¯nd¡phm³ Xocpam \n¨Xv. A`nam\¯nsâ \nanj§Ä \ÂIns¡m−v Cu UbdIvSdn ]pd¯v hcp¶ [\ythfbn CXn\v ]n¶n {]hÀ¯n¨ Hmtcm I½än AwK§sfbpw ]cky§Ä X¶v klIcn¨ FÃm am\y hyànIsfbpw ChnsS \μntbmsS kvacnbv¡p¶p. kvt\l]qÀÆw tPmkv aq¡³Nm¯ntb Chairman AlMASS Kuwait 2014 11 _lp-am-\-s¸« AÂamÊv kplr-¯p-¡sf, c −mw hmÀjnIw BtLm-jn-¡p¶ AÂam-Ênsâ {]hÀ¯-\-ta-J-ebnte¡v Hcp ]pXnb A²ymbw IqSn FgpXn tNÀ¡p-I-bmWv Cu sat¼gvkv Ub- d-IvS-dn-bn IqSn. \½psS Ignª c−p- hÀjs¯ {]hÀ¯-\-§Ä hf-sc-b-[nIw A`n-\- μ\w AÀln-¡p-¶Xpw kmaq-lnI {]Xn-_²-X hnfn-t¨m-Xp-¶Xpw Bbn-cp- ¶p. AXnsâ Ah-km-\s¯ DZm-l-c-W-amWv \½Ä \S-¯nb cà-Zm-\- Iym¼v. C\nbpw \½psS apt¶m-«pÅ bm{X-bn s]mXp-k-aq-l-¯n\pw AÂam- Ên\pw KpW-I-c-amb {]hÀ¯-\-§Ä \S-¯p-hm³ \ap¡v km[n-¡s« F¶v Biw-kn-¡p-¶-Xn-t\m-sSm¸w, Cu Ub-d-IvSdn {]Im-i\w sN¿p- ¶-Xn\v A£oWw {]b-Xv\n¨ FUn-täm-dn-b t_mÀUn-t\bpw kvt]m ¬tkÀkn-t\bpw FÃm AÂamÊv sat¼-gvkn-t\bpw Cu Ah-k-c-¯n Rm³ A`n-\-μn-¡p-Ibpw sN¿p-¶p. \•-IÄ t\À¶p-sIm− v, ^nen¸v sI. sska¬ P\-d sk{I-«dn AÂamÊv Ipsshäv 13 On this auspicious occasion of the Golden Jubilee of our prestigious institution St. Stephen’s College, Uzhavoor, it gives me immense pleasure to bring out this very first Member’s Directory of ALMASS Kuwait. A lot of effort and hard work have been put into updating data base of all our members. On behalf of the Editorial Board, I would like to extend a word of gratitude to all those who have supported us with their compassionate messages especially authors of the articles, sponsors, ad hoc reviewers and our valuable members who have supported us financially. I sincerely thank the past and present Committee Members of ALMASS for their enormous support. A word of special thanks to my colleagues, the Editorial Board members and specially Mr. Joby Mathew, Mr.Jijo Thomas and Mr. Shinoy Kurian for their sincere and dedicated services that have resulted in the successful completion of this Directory. "Families need an ambient for gathering and the cohesiveness builds up their moral and dignity". From this, originates the greatest need of associations and necessity of a Member’s Directory. I extend my best regards to all members of the association and implore God’s blessings upon our association. May God bless us all ! Vinod Jacob Chief Editor 15 ALMASSALMASS KUWAITKUWAIT OFFICEOFFICE BEARERSBEARERS 20142014 PHILIP K. SIMON JOSE ABRAHAM ARUN KUMAR GENERAL SECRETARY CHAIRMAN TREASURER NIBIN LUKOSE JIJO THOMAS ASHISH STEPHEN RENICE JACOB VICE CHAIRMAN JOINT SECRETARY JOINT TREASURER AREA CONVENER - ABBASSIYA SHINOY KURIAN JIJO MATHEW BIJU THOMAS SHAIJU THOMAS AREA CONVENER - ABBASSIYA AREA CONVENER - RIGGAE AREA CONVENER - SALMIYA AREA CONVENER - FAHAHEEL AREA COORDINATORS ANOOP ANDREWS ANISH JOSE ANISH STEPHEN ANIL JOSEPH JOBY MATHEW ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA RENO JOSEPH RENY ABRAHAM SHIMSEN P VITUS SIBY KURIAN TIGI THOMAS ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA VINOD JACOB ANOOP K KURIAN AJITH KUMAR JOJO GEORGE ANISH P. ISSAC ABBASSIYA ABBASSIYA FAHAHEEL FAHAHEEL SALMIYA EX-OFFICIO INTERNAL MEDIA ARTS AND DRAMA ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AUDITOR COORDINATOR CLUB CONVENER JOSE KURIAN JOSE TOM CHESSIL CHERIAN SIBY JOHN C. ROBY JOHN MADHUSOODHANAN CLINTIS JOBY JOSE NAIR GEORGE amXyp {]m cp sshIpt¶cw ho«n hcm´bn shdpsX Ccn¡pIbmWv. 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