AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKuwait–Oman Cybersecurity: Kuwait and Oman signed a cybersecurity MoU to boost threat sharing, joint training, and coordination against cyberattacks targeting critical sectors. Counter-Drone Upgrade: The US approved about $1.98bn in counter-uncrewed aerial systems for Kuwait, including C-UAS platforms, command-and-control, sentry towers, EW tech, training, and support. Air Defense Focus: Kuwait is also reinforcing air defense with cost-effective counter-drone systems as regional tensions keep pressure on Gulf security. Local Tech Rules: Kuwait’s CITRA gave a three-month grace period to surrender unlicensed wireless devices, while Kuwait Municipality launched inspections to crack down on illegal ads and unlicensed commercial practices. Smart Cities & 5G: Zain Kuwait partnered with URC to power Hessah District’s connectivity and digital infrastructure using Kuwait’s 5G network. Education & Tech Access: Kuwait’s Abdullah Al-Salem University kicked off an academic programs campaign, and Kuwait-based families are reacting to Indian school tuition fee hikes. Regional Tech Disruption: A US Apache helicopter crash near the Strait of Hormuz was reported after renewed hostilities, with crew rescued and “pilots are fine,” underscoring ongoing tech-and-security risks in the region.
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