Kuwait city: Kuwait Municipality Director General Manal Al-Asfoor affirmed that the third GCC municipal week aims to discuss ways to enhance municipal services in Gulf Cooperation Council states, with the participation of decision-makers and a group of specialists and experts. In her opening remarks on Sunday, Al-Asfoor said the event reflects the efforts of GCC leaders to strengthen unity and reinforce ties.
According to Kuwait News Agency, Al-Asfoor noted that GCC countries face similar challenges and share common goals to build smart, eco-friendly cities that meet the aspirations of future generations. She expressed hope that the week would serve as a platform for launching initiatives that translate cooperation into tangible results and produce recommendations supporting sustainable development.
For his part, chairman of the scientific committee Eng. Salah Al-Rashedi said the gathering aims to present leading GCC experiences in urban planning, the urban environment, municipal legislation, and digital transformation, adding that the five-day event includes specialized workshops and panel sessions.
On the sidelines of the opening, representatives of GCC municipalities reviewed key municipal projects for 2025-2026 to highlight the latest practices and technologies in developing infrastructure and municipal services.