Kuwait city: Kuwait's Foreign Ministry has conveyed its deep sympathy and solidarity with the people of Sudan in the wake of a catastrophic landslide in the Darfur region. The tragedy has resulted in hundreds of fatalities and injuries, prompting international concern and support efforts.
According to Kuwait News Agency, the "Sahel" App in Kuwait has emerged as the most utilized government platform, with more than 9.2 million users and over 110 million transactions. This achievement is attributed to the e-services provided by over 40 government bodies, as highlighted in a statement from the cabinet.
In further developments, United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Al-Salem, made an official visit to the Interior Ministry's headquarters. During her visit, she was briefed on the efforts being undertaken to protect women and girls, reflecting ongoing international attention to gender-based violence issues.
In Riyadh, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Secretary General, Jassem Al-Budaiwi, expressed his approval of Belgium's recent declaration of intent to recognize a Palestinian state. This announcement signifies a significant diplomatic step in the region.
Kuwait's Environment Public Authority (EPA) has reiterated its dedication to enhancing collaboration in support of national initiatives aimed at environmental protection and sustainable development. This commitment underscores Kuwait's ongoing efforts to address environmental challenges.
Meanwhile, in Manama, Kuwait's national fencing team for the under-15 category has showcased its competitive prowess by securing 16 medals on the fourth day of the West Asia Fencing Championship, which is currently being held in Bahrain.