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Kuwait is enjoying high hydrocarbon prices, but the lack of reforms weighs heavily on the oil-rentier’s economic outlook.

KUWAIT CITY, March 6: The French Ambassador to Kuwait, Claire Le Flecher, revealed the embassy’s intention to create a Francophonie diwaniya in Kuwait to include the member states and French speakers in the country, pointing out that about a third of Kuwaitis speak French, reports Al-Qabas daily. Th

The State of Kuwait has taken another step to improve its bilateral relations with Nigeria in various areas of for mutual benefits.

PEOPLE have the right to ask – Why has the country reached this path? What are the reasons? What are the solutions? It is the duty of officials to answer these questions clearly and unequivocally, especially when things reach unbearable levels in terms of livelihood, and the salary becomes insuff

KUWAIT CITY, March 4: Director of International Operations for the Middle East and Gulf Cooperation Council at the Department of Economy and Tourism in Dubai Ahmed Al-Marri said Dubai pays special attention to attracting Kuwaiti and other Gulf tourists, reports Al-Qabas daily. Al-Marri made the stat

TWO national occasions – the National Day and the Liberation Day – stimulate achievement and development, and most importantly, more awareness of what can be presented to the homeland. However, these two occasions turned into chaos, or rather an expression of protest, and were limited to spraying

Huge fees forces 17,891 ‘no degree’ 60s plus residents to leave KUWAIT CITY, March 2: A year after the application of the KD 800 fee, in parallel with the implementation of the Kuwaitization policy in government agencies and the crackdown on marginal labor, a recent statistic revealed that 178,91

KUWAIT CITY, March 2: Head of the Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) workers union Abbas Awad revealed an agreement with the CEO of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) Sheikh Nawaf Saud Al-Sabah regarding the need to work on completely excluding the oil sector - both old and new workers - from the strategi

THIS situation cannot continue any longer, as the dangers for the state are greater than any governmental or parliamentary demands. If the Council of Ministers believes that the National Assembly is deliberately not performing its role, this must be reported to the head of the state who has the a

KUWAIT CITY, March 1: MPs Jenan Bu Shehri, Alyaa Al-Khalid, Saleh Ashour, Osama Al-Shaheen and Mubarak Al-Tasha have submitted a bill on granting more civil rights to the children of Kuwaiti women married to non-Kuwaitis. Bu Shehri cited reports of the Public Authority for Civil Information (PACI),