AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoEducation & Youth: Kuwait’s Ministry of Education is restarting 27 evening summer school clubs for boys and girls, with registration opening Sunday and activities running Sunday–Thursday (5pm–8pm), including new dedicated scouting clubs. Digital Life: PAAET is rolling out electronic graduation certificates via the Sahel government app, letting graduates get documents without visiting HQ. Culture & Community: Kuwait’s charitable sector keeps expanding abroad, with Tanmiya Charity Society signing a $1m, five-year cooperation deal to fund education and empowerment projects in Jerusalem. Tech Partnerships: Kuwait and Brunei are discussing deeper cooperation in AI, digital transformation and cybersecurity, including knowledge exchange through Brunei’s Sahel program. Local Pop Culture: Sony’s move to end physical disc releases for new PlayStation games by Jan 2028 is sparking debate in Kuwait about what it means for the iconic Rihab Complex. Lifestyle & Family Tech: YouTube launches supervised kid accounts across MENA, including Kuwait, with age-appropriate settings and stronger parental controls. Sports Nostalgia: A Kuwait World Cup sticker-collecting story shows how football fandom and memories survive even after the 1990 displacement.
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