KUWAIT CITY: The Kuwaiti Cabinet, during its weekly meeting at Bayan Palace, was briefed on the upcoming closing ceremony of the Gulf Football Cup, KhaleejiZain 26. His Highness the Amir Sheikh Meshal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah is set to oversee the event, scheduled for Saturday at 7:00 pm local time. This prestigious football tournament, which has captured widespread attention, will culminate in a final match between Bahrain and Oman. According to Kuwait News Agency, the meeting also highlighted the commendable efforts of security personnel, as praised by Kuwait's First Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense, and Minister of Interior Sheikh Fahad Yusuf Saud Al-Sabah. Their contributions have been pivotal in ensuring the smooth organization and success of the tournament. The security measures have been crucial in facilitating a conducive environment for the event, which has drawn significant regional interest. Meanwhile, on the international front, the UN Human Rights Office in Geneva reported severe di sruptions to the healthcare system in Gaza due to ongoing Israeli occupation. The office noted that attacks on and near hospitals have pushed medical services to the brink of collapse, severely impacting Palestinians' access to essential health and medical care. In response to the humanitarian crisis, a Kuwaiti charity has initiated a relief project aimed at providing bread to the most deprived families in the Gaza Strip. This initiative comes amidst harsh conditions in the region, exacerbated by over a year of Israeli occupation and alleged genocide. The charity's efforts are part of a broader response to the dire needs of the affected population. As Kuwait prepares for the football cup finale, the nation remains actively engaged in addressing regional challenges, balancing the celebration of sporting unity with the pressing humanitarian issues unfolding in nearby territories.
