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Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 3: Minister of Defense Sheikh Hamad Jaber Al-Ali has issued Decree No. 120/2021 recently concerning professional soldiers. According to this decree, it is permissible to volunteer in the Kuwait Army with the rank of a professional soldier, provided the volunteer is between 18 and 50 years of age, and is medically fit for military service according to the medical standards prescribed for volunteering for the military, reports Al-Rai daily. Minister of Defense Sheikh...

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Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 3: According to reliable sources from the Kuwait Oil Company (KOC), the announcement for the recruitment of medical and technical staff at KOC’s Ahmadi Hospital will cover the needs for about 23 medical and technical specializations, reports Al-Anba daily. They highlighted the keenness of KOC to attract Kuwaitis to work in the hospital, indicating that instructions were issued by the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) to attract more than 90 percent of Kuwaiti app...

SHARE Kuwaits month-long evening lockdown has been extended by two weeks to April 22, the countrys Cabinet announced on Thursday. Kuwait is experiencing its highest number of daily coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic, with 1,282 new infections recorded on Thursday. Daily cases fell below 300 in December from almost 1,100 last May. The original lockdown required Kuwaitis and residents to stay indoors from 5pm to 5am. Under new measures beginning on April 8, the evening lockdown wil...

The Media Line Staff Al-Qabas, Kuwait, March 27 The latest trend in the world of social media is called Clubhouse: a mobile app that facilitates audio-only discussion rooms. In Kuwait, the popularity of this app has skyrocketed over the past few weeks, with notable politicians, celebrities and influencers launching discussions on the app while the public listens and engages. However, with the rapid spread of that app, voices have started calling to block Clubhouse in Kuwait for its potential h...

Kuwait’s government faces uphill battle amid political tensions Kuwaitis are increasingly concerned about tensions on the political scene at a time when the country is facing the economic and social repercussions of the coronavirus pandemic and a financial crisis resulting from the decline in oil prices. Thursday 01/04/2021 Kuwait’s Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah Al-Khalid Al-Sabah waves to MPs upon his arrival to attend a parliamentary session at the Gulf emirate’s National Assembly in Ku...

Messenger KUWAIT CITY, April 1: There is a doctor in Kuwait for every 556 people, according to official 2018 statistics on the total number of doctors working for the Ministry of Health which reached 8,434, which constitutes a clear shortage in the level of health services provided to the Kuwaiti population in general, including citizens and expatriates. According to the statistics issued by the Public Authority for Civil Information, a copy of which has been obtained by the daily, the number ...

Messenger From independence until today, the government has clung to issues it considers sovereign, either by virtue of the constitution and the law, or by virtues and norms. Since the first government, or shortly thereafter, the financial situation of the state has been the prerogative of a greater and higher authority than the deputy minister of finance, or its minister and the case remains until today. As far as I know, no finance minister has been able since liberation to fully grasp the mi...

Safely through corona crisis? Go on, take my used mask Even now, during the coronavirus pandemic, risk awareness in Egypt is disturbingly low. What lies behind this phenomenon? By Khaled el-Khamissi The time: one o’clock in the afternoon. The setting: outside the front door of a bank in Cairo. A play for three people: a woman in her early-to-mid-sixties. A security guard at the bank, around thirty years old. And a man of about forty. The following dialogue takes place: The security guard to ...

AFTER a long wait during which there was lack of any indication of the ability of the executive authority to resolve and conclude matters in its favor, the government suddenly woke up from its floundering by issuing a series of firm decisions, the most important of which is related to immunizing His