MP Profile

MP Al-Saifi Mubarak Al-Saifi Sunni/Tribal/Independent Fifth Constituency

MP Al-Saifi Mubarak Al-Saifi was born in 1961. He obtained Bachelor of Geography from the College of Arts in Kuwait University.

He worked as cartographer at Kuwait Municipality, surveyor in Jahra Governorate branch, director of the Organization Projects Department at the Ahmadi branch from 1992 to 2002, and director of the Engineering Licenses Department at Mubarak Al-Kabeer branch from 2002 to 2003. He is an expert in administrative and economic planning.

He won the parliamentary election in 2009, ranking seventh in the Fifth Constituency with 14,025 votes and fifth in February 2012 with 14,666 votes. He lost in 2016 when he ranked 14th in his constituency.

He emerged victorious once again in 2020 when he got 6,294 votes that put him in fourth place. In 2022, he ranked sixth with 6,525 votes.

He was not among the MPs investigated on the suspicious swelling of their bank deposits in 2011. Voting Record

■ No cooperation motion against HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Muhammad in 2009: approved

■ Waiving off interest on citizens loans in 2010: approved

■ Cancellation of the grilling motion that MPs Ahmed Al-Sa’adoun and Abdulrahman Al-Anjari filed against HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Muhammad in 2011: rejected

■ No cooperation motion against HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser Al-Muhammad in January and June 2011: approved

■ Bill on imposing death penalty on those convicted of offending God, Prophets (Peace Be Upon Them) or the Amiri entity in 2012: approved

■ Grilling motion against Minister of Defense Sheikh Hamad Jaber Al-Ali in January 2022: absent

■ Grilling motion against Al-Saifi Minister of

Foreign Affairs and State Minister for Cabinet Affairs Sheikh Ahmad Nasser AlMuhammad in February 2022: approved

■ Grilling motion against Minister of Public Works Ali Al-Mousa in March 2022: approved

Statement

Al-Saifi pointed out that HH the Prime Minister Sheikh Sabah AlKhalid stood against citizens’ interests, so the citizens decided not to sand by his side. He added Sheikh Sabah Al-Khalid violated the Constitution a few minutes after taking oath, when he submitted a request to postpone deliberations on the grilling motions against him until the end of the next parliamentary year.