More options available regarding Iraqi comp to Kuwait – Al-Mudaf

PAAC chief delivers speech at 82nd UNCC meet

GENEVA, April 25, (KUNA): More options are available concerning the methods in which the Iraqi compensations to Kuwait will be paid, said a Kuwaiti official late Monday.

Delivering a speech to the 82nd meeting for the United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC), Chairman of the Public Authority for Assessment of Compensation for Damages Resulting from

Under auspices of Ahmadi Governor Sheikh Fawaz Khalid Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, the Second Cooperative Societies Indoor Football Tournament kicked-off on Sunday at Al-Shabab Sporting Club Indoor Games Hall. Fifteen teams participated in the tournament organized by Ahmadi Governorate. Talking about the tournament on the sideline of the coordination meeting, Director of Public Government Relations

Iraqi invasion of Kuwait (PAAC) Khaled Al-Mudaf indicated that Kuwait had reacted positively to the resolutions that the committee took during the last meeting in November of 2016.

The committee called on both Kuwait and Iraq to seek means to facilitate the compensation procedure, he said, adding that PAAC took a decision in 2014 to allow Iraqis to postpone compensations due to the dire economic and security situations in the fellow Arab country. In between 2015 and 2016, the UNCC and Kuwait continued to take decisions to postpone the Iraqi compensations due several issues connected with the security situation in Iraq, said the Kuwaiti official.

He affirmed that his country was willing to continue cooperation with the UN to facilitate and ease the procedures for Iraq to pay its compensations to Kuwait on damages suffered during the invasion in 1990.

and Chairman of the Planning Committee Hamid AlIbrahim disclosed this is the second consecutive year of organizing the tournament.

He said the sponsors include Commercial Bank of Kuwait, Petrochemical Industry Company and Public Authority for Sport. He added the objective of the tournament is to solidify cordial relations among residents of the governorate