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US consumer spending challenges federal reserve’s rate reduction plans
The National Bank highlighted the impact of consumer spending flexibility in the United States on the Federal Reserve’s plans to…
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MoI introduces new electronic services through “Sahel” App
The Ministry of Interior has recently introduced two new services via the unified government application for electronic services, known as…
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AmCham Kuwait organizes a successful beach clean-up at Kuwait free-trade zone
ABCK -AmCham Kuwait in partnership with Sultan, K-PAK and its members engage in environmental sustainability through a proactive beach clean-up…
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Kuwait sends 42nd relief aid plane to Gaza
The 42nd relief plane for Gaza left Kuwait on Sunday to A-Arish Airport, Egypt, carrying 10 tons of medical supplies,…
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Kuwait Health Minister launches medical center
Minister of Health Dr. Ahmad Al-Awadhi launched on Sunday the opening of Al-Mutla Health Center (1) in sector N11, a…
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Kuwait Cricket Board appoints Qasim Ali as the Head Coach
Kuwait Cricket Board appoints Qasim Ali as the Head Coach & Development Manager for Kuwait National Teams of Men’s, Women’s…
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24,000 traffic citations were issued last week
Under the field supervision of Major General Yousef Al Khadda, the Director General of the General Traffic Department, traffic police…
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14 arrested for selling diesel at cheap price
Personnel from General Department of Criminal Investigation have arrested 14 people for illegally selling subsidized diesel at the lowest cost…
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S&P Commodities Insight predicts low demand for low-sulfur fuel oil
Standard & Poor’s Commodities Insights predicts a lackluster outlook for the low-sulfur fuel oil market this year, anticipating a potential…
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Diverse ecosystems of Jahra Reserve attracts attention
Dr. Abdullah Al-Zaidan, Deputy Director General of the Technical Affairs Sector at the Environment Public Authority, has affirmed that the…
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