Kuwait’s Sahel App tops 9.2 million users and 110 million transactions
The Kuwaiti Cabinet announced that the “Sahel” application has become the country’s most widely used government digital platform, with over 9.2 million users completing more than 110 million transactions across services provided by more than 40 government entities.
The announcement came during the weekly Cabinet meeting chaired by His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah at Bayan Palace, reports Al-Rai daily.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Cabinet Affairs Shereeda Abdullah Al-Mousherji said the ministers reviewed a visual presentation by Minister of State for Communication Affairs Omar Al-Omar and the Sahel executive committee on the app’s achievements and future plans to expand integrated e-services.
The Cabinet also discussed several other key matters, including the withdrawal of licenses for 50 industrial, service, and craft plots in Shuwaikh Industrial Area over serious violations, with Minister of Commerce and Industry Khalifa Al-Ojail confirming continued legal action against violators.
In addition, the ministers approved bills related to a unified GCC land transport system and cooperation projects with friendly countries in financial and economic fields. They also reviewed the Capital Markets Authority’s 14th annual report and the fifth annual report of the Insurance Regulatory Unit.
The Cabinet further approved private sector donations, including contributions from oil companies, to support agricultural development along Kuwait’s highways.
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