The plan will enable Gulf and foreign investors to bid for part of the offered shares
US official says frustration is growing in the GCC countries that have asked to buy US fighter planes
An official statement said several ISIL members had been arrested
It will also borrow up to KD2bn in debt from the domestic market
Minister of State for Youth Affairs Salman Sabah Salem Al-Humoud Al-Sabah chaired a meeting with consulting firm McKinsey
The two and a half hour stopover to be part of an extraordinary security precaution, announced Kuwait Airways
The Dubai-based investment group named Adeptio has bought the stake from the Kharafis
Americana owns the Middle East franchises for fast food chains KFC and Pizza Hut
The fund said an additional substantial deficit reduction effort is required in the region
The organisation pulled back its growth predictions due to lower than expected oil prices
Reports suggest the country will lift subsidies in July
Five men including three ruling family members were sentenced to five years in jail
Turkish firm Limak Construction is scheduled to complete the project in six years
Kuwaiti oil and gas workers went on strike for three days in April
The ratings agency downgraded Saudi Arabia’s long-term issuer rating by one notch
Any deal is complicated by legal claims over Investment Dar’s assets
An earlier plan to agree on measures to stabilise soaring oil production failed during talks in Doha in April
A senior official told Kuwait Times that infant trafficking in the country was on the rise
The strike by more than 1,000 workers began on Monday
The country is planning to reduce its foreign population from 69 per cent today to below 50 per cent
Telecommunications operator reports a rise of more than 350 per cent, hitting $33.84m in the first quarter of 2016
A three-day strike by oil and gas workers ended last Wednesday
Six months ago the IMF warned that budget reforms being considered by most of the Middle East’s oil exporters were likely to be inadequate
Government survey reveals many are still determined to get a public sector job
Thousands of Kuwaiti oil and gas workers are protesting public sector pay reforms
Workers are protesting public sector pay reforms
The Gulf state is cracking down on its expatriate population
The country’s acting oil minister had said negotiations were underway to avert the strike
Mubarak Al Duwailah was given a two year jail sentence for insults he made on TV in 2014
Workers expect cuts to jobs, salaries and benefits as low oil prices hit government coffers