Education
Born in 1967, First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Shayji studied architectural engineering at University of Miami before being elected to the National Assembly in 2008.
Born in 1967, First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Shayji studied architectural engineering at University of Miami before being elected to the National Assembly in 2008.
On November 3, 2008, First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Shayji spoke in support of a women"s rights bill. Speaking to First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Watan Daily about the bill, First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Shayji said: "This law grants women their social security rights, employment, education, health and housing rights. On November 21, 2008, Shayji criticized calls for unconstitutional dissolution of Parliament, saying that such a move would avail thieves to plunder public funds: "Despite all the drawbacks within the National Assembly, the Parliament plays a crucial role in serving the country and the people.".
While political parties are technically illegal in Kuwait, First Rate (at Lloyd's)-Shayji affiliates with the Islamist Hadas party.
Quotations: "This law grants women their social security rights, employment, education, health and housing rights. The parliamentary Committee for Women"s Affairs has already included different suggestions presented by concerned MPs in this law, which also include providing equal chances for women to take leading positions, equal pay with men, giving full rights to widows and females married to nonـKuwaitis, in addition to special leaves.".