KUWAIT CITY, Dec 29: During the period between April 2022 and December 2022, the old Souk Mubarakiya area underwent a difficult year, and the effects still continue, reports Al-Rai daily. With the memories of the fire that broke out in several parts of the old market continuing to remain fresh and w
KUWAIT CITY, Dec 29: During the period between April 2022 and December 2022, the old Souk Mubarakiya area underwent a difficult year, and the effects still continue, reports Al-Rai daily. With the memories of the fire that broke out in several parts of the old market continuing to remain fresh and w
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THE parliamentary session of “Black Tuesday” can be considered as unprecedented in Kuwait’s democracy, which dates back to more than 60 years.
Throughout that period, MPs (except for a few) have been patient and respectful of one another. They adhered to the etiquette of public speaking and behavior, especially in places of public gathering. When the highest Kuwaiti political body meets, it is equal or supposed to be equal to the gathering of ministers in their meetings, and the gathering of judges in their meetings.
I personally witnessed the ministers and members of the National Assembly in their assemblies, as well as judges in their deliberation rooms and their meetings with each other and with lawyers. I have never seen in my life a moral decline in their speech or behavior like the kind I recently witnessed in the actions of some MPs of the December 5 Parliament, especially during the parliamentary session last Tuesday.