The legal overhaul, Law No. 7 of 2025, represents a major shift in Kuwait’s property ownership framework, which has historically restricted real estate ownership to Kuwaiti nationals, GCC …
Kuwait: Balancing Revenue Growth With Stability
Standard & Poor’s (S&P) assigned a stable outlook to Kuwaiti banks in January, noting that they “operate with strong capital buffers and typically retain 50% or more of their bottom line, which …
Balancing Revenue Growth With Stability
Standard & Poor’s (S&P) assigned a stable outlook to Kuwaiti banks in January, noting that they “operate with strong capital buffers and typically retain 50% or more of their bottom line, which …
Kuwait Doubles Down On Oil Infrastructure And Investment
In January 2024, Khaled Al-Sabah, CEO of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC), unveiled an ambitious $30 billion investment plan aimed at boosting the emirate’s oil production capacity by 40%. The …
Illegal Wedding Venues to Be Removed as Kuwait Enforces 48-Hour Deadline
Kuwait Municipality has announced that its specialized teams have begun dismantling wedding halls that were not removed within the legal …
Bangladesh improves in freedom
According to the report, among 208 countries and territories, 60 experienced deteriorations in their political rights and civil liberties, and only 34 improved. El Salvador, Haiti, Kuwait, and Tunisia …
Experts urge action on Kuwait’s growing budget deficit
Two experts have underscored the urgent need for Kuwait to expedite the implementation of economic projects to tackle its growing budget …
Experts urge action on Kuwait’s growing budget deficit
Two experts have underscored the urgent need for Kuwait to expedite the implementation of economic projects to tackle its growing budget …
JPMorgan to reclassify Qatar, Kuwait as developed markets: What it means
JPMorgan’s Global Index Research team said that Qatar and Kuwait will be removed from the Emerging Markets Bond Index starting from March 31.
JPMorgan to reclassify Qatar, Kuwait as developed markets: What it means
JPMorgan’s Global Index Research team said that Qatar and Kuwait will be removed from the Emerging Markets Bond Index starting from March 31.