‘PAAAFR keen to develop all services at governorate level’
Young amateur poets participate in poetry training day
A group of young amateur poets participated in a poetry training day under the supervision of poetry experts to learn how to present, perform and express one’s self through poetry.
The event was held inside Dr Suad Al-Sabah Hall at the headquarters of Kuwaiti Writers Association in the presence of Dr Suad Al-Sabah to mark the
KUWAIT CITY, April 20: Director General of Public Authority for Agricultural Affairs and Fish Resources (PAAAFR) Faisal Al-Hasawi has affirmed the authority’s resolve to develop all services at the governorate level such as improvement of a footpath in Saad
end of the Arab amateur literature festival organized by Suad Al-Sabah Press and Distribution House.
In an address, Dr Suad AlSabah said the festival is in the framework of promoting and motivating the learning of Arabic language and mastering the art of poetry, which is an effective means of expressing
Al-Abdullah City such as installment of lights powered by solar energy, reports Al-Shahed daily.
In a meeting with the Chairman of Saad Al-Abdullah Cooperative Society Fawaz Al-Mutairi and board members of the cooperative societies, Al-Hasawi highlighted
“Now we want to translate this deep knowledge into some program to overcome some of the challenges facing the Kuwaiti economy,” he added. He indicated that the discussions also focused on “a couple of ways forward, how we can mitigate the issues and challenges facing the Kuwait economy, what kind of reform we need and how quickly should this reform be conducted,” as well as “what more can the WB do for Kuwait in terms of bringing the best global experience to Kuwait.
Dr Hasan affirmed that they “agreed on the way forward and agreed that Kuwait needs reform as the challenges are big and also we need to overcome other economic issues,” such as the deficit in the budget, the public sector, what is the role of the private sector and “how we can create a better environment for the private sector to grow.” “We need to push the growth to make it bigger and also how to integrate it with the regional agenda,” he said.
He stressed the importance of the small medium-sized enterprises, saying it is “the way forward to create jobs for our youth and fulfill their hopes in order for their future career development.”
He indicated the Bank “will provide several solutions for dealing with the subsidies and other economic aspects but we will leave the selection of these options for the Kuwait side,” saying “they know their environment better.”
He said that “we want to be smart in where to invest in order to have the highest developmental impact and returns, in addition to how we can involve the private sector to improve quality and reduce costs.”
He added “we are going to go (to Kuwait) with a vision and provide recommendations and see how we’re going to operationalize it and then hopefully we see the best results.” Dr Hasan affirmed that the Bank believes that how the issues are addressed should be “homegrown coming from Kuwait and we then build it up.”
As for the delegation’s meeting with the World Bank President Jim Kim, Dr Hasan said it was “superb. It was open and frank,” and that the meeting went beyond its scheduled time, which reflects “how much rapport and trust” Al-Ghanim and the President have built between them.
Al-Ghanim took part in the Global Parliamentary Conference held in Washington from April 17 to 18, organized by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the WB.
The young amateur poets in a group photo with poetry experts. ones emotions while embracing culture to prevent cultural discord.
The event witnessed the participation of many children from the local schools aged 5-15 who competed in memorization of several verses of classical and contemporary poems as designated by the panel of experts.
the keenness of PAAAFR to cooperate with all cooperative societies in the aspect of services for the benefit of all citizens and residents.
He said all employees of PAAAFR are well prepared to kickstart the improvement of the footpath in Saad Al-Abdullah City. Minister of the Amiri Diwan Affairs Sheikh Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah received on Thursday, Ambassador of the Republic of China to Kuwait Wang Di, accompanied by China’s Special Envoy to Middle East Wu Sike. The meeting marks
the occasion of China’s delegations visiting the country. (KUNA) President of Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) Ali Thunaiyan Al-Ghanim received in his office the Head of Municipal Council Muhalhel Nasser Al-Khaled. During the meeting, they discussed various issues of mutual interests, as well as the deep relations shared between KCCI and the Municipal Council.
The role of the Municipal Council in enhancing national economy by setting up general principles for the infrastructure, which are related to the commercial