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February 23, 2021
Kuwait: In a bid to combat the spread of COVID-19, Kuwait cabinet on Monday announced the closure of land and sea border crossings from February 24 until
February 23, 2021
RLA hailed for expertise on Kuwait development share this article Messilah Beach Club, Kuwait — Photo: Resources for Leisure Assets Resources for Leisure Assets (RLA) was congratulated for its "high level of expertise" and "excellent professional approach" for the Messilah Beach leisure development in Kuwait. Advertisements The project was named best mixed-use architecture Africa & Middle East at the international property awards 2020-2021. RLA was engaged by ...
February 23, 2021
Anyone entering Kuwait as of midnight on Sunday must quarantine in a hotel for seven-days First degree relatives of citizens and domestic workers are exempt from the decision. Image Credit: Supplied Kuwait City: As Kuwait put in place new measures for travel starting February 21, around 989 citizens and 453 domestic workers arrived in Kuwait in 48 hours, local media reported. Anyone entering Kuwait as of midnight on Sunday must quarantine in a hotel for seven-d...
February 23, 2021
Kuwaiti authorities shut their land, seaports for non-citizens, Kurdish authorities suspend receiving tourists
February 22, 2021
Convicted in Kuwait: Papul finally loses his JS membership Mohammad Shahid Islam, also known as Kazi Papul. Photo: Collected The seat of independent lawmaker Mohammad Shahid Islam, also known as Kazi Papul, has been vacated yesterday on grounds of moral turpitude. The parliament secretariat issued a gazette notification to that end yesterday afternoon following a meeting between Speaker Shirin Sharmin and top officials of the secretariat, Zafar Ahmed Khan, senior secretary at the parliament se...
February 21, 2021
21 Feb 2021 - 9:05 QNA Kuwait: Kuwaits Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Saturday extended a ban on entry of non-Kuwaiti travelers to the country until further notice. Based on the state health authorities instructions and after evaluating the global coronavirus situation, the suspension of the entry of non-Kuwaiti passengers into Kuwait will remain effective until further notice, the DGCA said in a press release. It added that Kuwaitis; first-degree relatives of Kuwaitis and t...
February 21, 2021
Recommending and discussing five policies to protect and support the local companies in Kuwait Kuwait is the fourth richest country based on per capita in the world as the GDP per capita of Kuwait touched to $69,700 in 2017 (Kennedy 2016). The inflation rate in Kuwait is 2.5% and the unemployment rate in Kuwait was 2.1% in the year 2017. Most of the industries in Kuwait are associated with petrochemicals, petroleum, shipbuilding, cement and food processing and desalination and construction m...
February 21, 2021
Kuwaitis, first-degree relatives, domestic workers exempt from decision
February 21, 2021
COVID-19: Kuwait lifts travel ban on 35 countries Sun Online Desk 21st February, 2021 11:28:57 As of February 21, Kuwait will lift the ban on the 35 ‘high risk’ countries and allow passengers to travel directly to Kuwait. In a press release on Friday, the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) announced that all passengers traveling to Kuwait from one of the 35 countries will need to undergo mandatory 14-days quarantine at the hotel at their own expense. The Deputy Director of DGCA, Sale...
February 20, 2021
Messenger KUWAIT CITY, Feb 20: The Ministry of Education has called on all teachers, both Kuwaitis and expatriates to expedite the vaccination process against the ‘emerging coronavirus’, especially since the Ministry of Health has given them priority for vaccination over others category, reports Al-Anba daily. This came in a letter issued by the Undersecretary for Public Education at the Ministry of Education, Osama Al-Sultan to the educational districts and the Religious Education Departm...