Summer exodus and withered inbound tourism
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
The government, policy planners, the public, in fact, everyone you talk to, agrees that developing tourism is vital to Kuwait’s economic...
Waste today burdens future generations
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
Mother Earth Day on 22 April went largely unheralded in the midst of the Eid-al-Fitr holidays and related feasts, festivities, and...
Migration, migrants and the marooned
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
Kuwait is among a handful of countries around the world where the migrant population far outnumber citizens. As such, migration, and...
Unbridled consumption and e-waste challenge
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
Humanity generates an appalling amount of waste each year. According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in 2020 the world...
Cash-rich and homeless in Kuwait
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
It is ironic that in Kuwait, which prides itself on being among the wealthiest countries in the world and where per...
Political turmoil impedes project pipelines
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
The decision by the Constitutional Court on 19 March to nullify the 2022 National Assembly, declare invalid the general elections held...
Expanding industrial sector vital to economy
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
A strong industrial base is instrumental in ensuring economic development, and in promoting inclusive and sustainable development of countries. The United...
New government, old challenges
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
On 5 March, more than a month after resignation of the previous government, His Highness the Crown Prince Sheikh Meshal Al...
New Front Line of the Education Crisis
Pakistan’s catastrophic floods last year not only reminded us of the perils of climate change, they also exposed the fact that tens of millions...
Enhancing education, key to rejuvenating governance
THE TIMES KUWAIT REPORT
In his keynote address to the World Government Summit 2023 held recently in Dubai, His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad...
