Kuwait city: Kuwait's Cabinet examined the ongoing national efforts to address widespread real estate violations in the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh and Khaitan areas. This initiative is led by First Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sheikh Fahad Yusuf Al-Sabah, who is spearheading the crackdown to bring the situation under control. According to Kuwait News Agency, the Cabinet's review is part of a broader strategy to enforce regulations and maintain order in these regions. The crackdown aims to address illegal activities that have been reported in the real estate sector, ensuring compliance with national laws. In a separate development, Minister of Social Affairs and Family and Childhood Affairs Dr. Amthal Al-Huwailah highlighted the significance of World Humanitarian Day. She emphasized that the annual observance serves as an opportunity to acknowledge the dedicated efforts of humanitarian workers around the world. Additionally, in an effort to preserve Kuwait's cultural heritage, Al-Ahmadi Governor Sheik h Hamoud Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah announced the restoration of the old Al-Ahmadi Market and Al-Ahmadi Cinema. He noted that this project reflects Kuwait's commitment to maintaining its historical and cultural identity, with support from the Council of Ministers and other relevant entities. In international news, the UK Foreign Office announced that approximately 100 aid workers will be honored for their relief efforts in Gaza. This recognition comes as part of World Humanitarian Day celebrations, as stated by Minister for Development Jennifer Chapman. Meanwhile, in Iraq, the Ministry of Oil has reached a principles agreement with US energy giant Chevron for the development of the Al-Nasiriah Project. This agreement includes the exploration of four oil blocks and the production at the Balad oilfield, marking a significant step in Iraq's energy sector.
