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Diwaniya Diplomacy: A time-honored Kuwaiti tradition

The Times Kuwait Report


Editor-in-Chief of The Times Kuwait, Tareq AlShumaimry held his diwaniya on 3rd and 4th of March to welcome friends and well wishers on the auspicious occasion of the holy month of Ramadan.

The diwaniya was an opportunity to bring families, friends, and communities closer together making the Ramadan Diwaniya a central hub for these connections. Several diplomats and businessmen attended the Diwaniya to exchange greetings and extend best wishes.

Tareq AlShumaimry
Tareq AlShumaimry welcoming Ambassador of Bhutan H.E. Chitem Tenzin, UN Habitat H.E. Dr. Amira Alhassan, Ambassador of Turkey H.E. Tuba Nur Sonmez, Ambassador of Cuba H.E. Alain Perez Torres and Ambassador of Honduras H.E. Francisco Josia Herrera Alvarado.

Diwaniya gatherings give an opportunity for people to strengthen relationships and engage in meaningful conversations. They create a sense of unity and solidarity, particularly in a time of year when compassion and togetherness are emphasized.

Diwaniya diplomacy highlights how cultural practices can serve as a foundation for peaceful and constructive interactions. In a world often dominated by formal institutions and rigid protocols, the Diwaniya offers a reminder of the power of simplicity, hospitality, and human connection.

In essence, the Diwaniya is more than just a cultural tradition—it is Kuwait’s enduring contribution to the art of dialogue and diplomacy. By embracing this practice, the nation underscores the importance of understanding and cooperation in building a better future.

The tradition of Diwaniya takes on a special meaning in Kuwait during Ramadan, providing an opportunity to bring together friends and family for breaking the fast, for prayer, and spiritual reflection.

Ramadan Diwaniyas are also unique because these gatherings embody the spirit of generosity. During Ramadan, Diwaniyas bring together people of all ages, encouraging the exchange of stories, wisdom, and traditions across generations.

While the essence of the Ramadan Diwaniya remains rooted in tradition, it has adapted to modern times. From intimate family gatherings to larger community events, the Diwaniya continues to be a cherished part of Kuwaiti culture, especially during the sacred month of Ramadan.



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