AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoConsular Care: Kuwait’s ambassador in the Czech Republic, Talal Al-Shatti, met Teplice officials to ensure Kuwaiti citizens get support for medical treatment and summer visits, including welfare follow-ups. Humanitarian Eye Health: Kuwait Red Crescent opened the Yusuf Abdullah Al-Nafisi Specialized Eye Hospital in Yemen’s Marib under the “Kuwait Stands by You” campaign, with clinics, operating rooms, pharmacy, lab and inpatient care. Maternal Support in Focus: A Kuwait-based doula initiative is pushing for more informed, supported childbirth experiences, drawing on local traditions and aiming to reduce traumatic birth outcomes. Kuwait Health Services: The Ministry of Health inaugurated a pediatric dental clinic at Al-Mutlaa Accident Center for children aged 6–15, adding sterilization and X-ray facilities to cut travel for care. Forensic Medicine Training: Kuwait’s Health Ministry met Interior’s criminal evidence unit to expand forensic medicine services and training for Kuwaiti specialists. Visa-to-Residency Rules: Kuwait tightened visit visa conversion to residency, with many expatriates reportedly rejected for not meeting revised eligibility criteria, including salary and category limits. Public Health Abroad: Kuwait continued overseas charity work including health, food security, shelter and education projects across Gaza, Chad, Sudan and Yemen.
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