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Jobs In Demand: 5 Sectors That Will Do Well In 2024 - Vimarsana News

Jobs In Demand: 5 Sectors That Will Do Well In 2024

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Stop your business falling prey to scams - Vimarsana News

Stop your business falling prey to scams

Falling for the bait of scammers can decimate your business's finances and reputation. Rosie Murray-West gives advise on how to scam-proof your enterprise.

Bill allows Kuwait government to tap reserve fund - Vimarsana News

Bill allows Kuwait government to tap reserve fund

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 27: MPs Adel Al- Damkhi, Abdulhadi Al-Ajmi, Hamad Al- Medlej, Bader Nashmi Al-Anzi and Fahd Al-Masoud have submitted a bill on amending law number 3/2016, which allows the government to take money from the public reserve fund. The bill adds a new clause to Article One of the law, stating that the

Speaker submits visa reciprocity bill - Vimarsana News

Speaker submits visa reciprocity bill

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 15: National Assembly Speaker Ahmed Al- Saadoun has submitted a bill on enforcing reciprocity procedures in granting entry visas for the citizens of foreign countries, matching the visa regulations that these countries apply on Kuwaitis. According to the bill, the Council of Ministers shall specify the regulations concerning every country in line

MPs-elect slam CSC 'merger' decision - ARAB TIMES - Vimarsana News

MPs-elect slam CSC 'merger' decision - ARAB TIMES

MOVE CONTRAVENES AGENDA OF GOVERNMENT, SAYS AL-MEDLEJ KUWAIT CITY, June 15: The newly-elected MPs have reacted sharply to the decision of the Civil Service Commission (CSC) to merge the Employment Monitoring Department with the Legal Affairs Department. MPs-elect Osama Al-Shaeen, Shuaib Shaaban, Hamad Al-Medlej, Muhammad Al-Hewaila, Hamdan Al- Azmi and Badr Sayyar Al-Shemmari expressed their