AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAviation & Mobility: Kuwait Airways took delivery of its sixth Airbus A330-900neo “Qaruh,” boosting long-haul capacity and supporting a wider destination push, with a seventh aircraft expected soon. Drones & Aviation Safety: Kuwait published new drone and light air-sports rules (Decree-Law No. 89/2026), placing approvals and licensing under the General Authority of Civil Aviation and setting jail terms and KD5,000 fines for unauthorized operations. Education Tech & Governance: Kuwait University will welcome 44,345 students for 2026/2027, while the Justice Ministry highlighted a new electronic exam mechanism for public prosecution admissions aimed at standardized, transparent selection. Public Sector Oversight: Kuwait’s Social Affairs Ministry issued a new charity law (Decree-Law No. 87/2026) creating a national framework to improve oversight, transparency, and fundraising controls, including electronic donations. Local Tech & Finance: Weyay Bank and Ooredoo Kuwait teamed up to deliver an integrated digital experience for young people, with app-based device access and student-focused offers. Regional Markets: GCC stock markets hit about $618bn in 2025 trading value, with 401.7bn shares traded and digital platform expansion cited as a key trend. Health & Robotics: Kuwait’s Ministry of Health said a remote robotic prostatectomy was successfully performed using technology linked to Padua, underscoring local medical tech capability. Security & Compliance: Interior Ministry deployed 870 patrols for the new academic year, using traffic cameras and a 112 hotline to reduce congestion and respond quickly.
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