AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoKuwait–South Korea ties: The new South Korean ambassador in Kuwait said both sides want a sustainable partnership, with wider investment and cooperation in AI, digital transformation, health, culture, energy and infrastructure. Kuwait–Mexico cultural diplomacy: Mexico’s ambassador marked the country’s Independence Day in Kuwait with a traditional “Grito de Dolores” ceremony, calling for deeper trade, cultural and educational links and sports cooperation. Vietnam–Kuwait 50-year milestone: Vietnam and Kuwait are set to mark 50 years of diplomatic relations in 2026, with the relationship evolving from solidarity to a strategic partnership for sustainable development. Kuwait culture abroad: Kuwait showcased its heritage at the University of Canberra’s Cultural Day, with a pavilion featuring traditional food, sweets, souvenirs and landmark photos. Breast cancer focus: Kuwait’s Health Minister said breast cancer makes up over 40% of cancer cases among women, highlighting early detection and expanded specialized services. Education and youth: NBK launched “NBK Reach” to prepare Kuwaiti students in the UK through training, mentorship and hands-on exposure to banking. School fees update: Kuwait’s MoE approved fee hikes for private Arab and Pakistani schools, with capped percentage increases and scheduled instalments. Humanitarian aid: Kuwaiti charities under “Kuwait Stands by You” are delivering water, surgery and bread across Gaza, Türkiye and Yemen. Theatre and arts: The Dhofar International Theatre Festival runs with 15 productions from nine countries, blending local talent with international stages. Health & wellbeing: Kuwait’s breast cancer conference spotlighted awareness, diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care.
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