In response to a recent attack on a Kuwaiti tourist in the Turkish city of Trabzon that left the man unconscious for several hours, many Kuwaiti intellectuals and influencers have taken to social media to strongly condemn the attack and address the escalating issue of racism against Arabs in Turkey. Some have called on their fellow Kuwaitis to consider boycotting tourism in
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Turkey open to work with Kuwait in defence industry
President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan (Front 3rd L) is welcomed by Emir of Kuwait, Sheikh Nawaf Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, Minister of Amiri Diwan Affairs ıf Kuwait, Sheikh Ali Al Jarrah Al Sabah, The head of Amiri Protocol, Sheikh Khaled Al-Abdullah Al-Sabah Al-Nasser Al-Sabah at the Kuwait International Airport in Kuwait City, Kuwait on October 07, 2020. [Mustafa Kamacı - Anadolu Agency] March 16, 2021 at 3:33 pm
Turkey s ambassador to Kuwait has said that her country is open to all types of cooperation with Kuwait, including the exchange of information and the transfer of technology in the defence field. Ayse Hilal Sayan Koytak made her comments in an interview with Kuwaiti newspaper
February 2021 409 Work is moving at a steady pace on the new Kuwait Airport Terminal 2 (T2) project being developed at an investment of $4.3 billion. Limak Construction, a part of leading Turkish conglomerate Limak Group, is the main contractor of the T2 project, which was designed by Foster + Partner. Structural engineering of the main structure was carried out by Werner Sobek. The airport project is a key component of Kuwait’s National Development Plan and Vision 2035, “New Kuwait”, which stems from the late Amir Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah’s vision to transform Kuwait into a leading financial, commercial and cultural hub, said the statement from Limak Group.
Limak sees steady progress on Kuwait Airport s T2 project
DUBAI, February 10, 2021 Work is moving at a steady pace on the new Kuwait Airport Terminal 2 (T2) project being developed at an investment of $4.3 billion. Limak Construction, a part of leading Turkish conglomerate Limak Group, is the main contractor of the T2 project, which was designed by Foster + Partner. Structural engineering of the main structure was carried out by Werner Sobek. The airport project is a key component of Kuwait’s National Development Plan and Vision 2035, “New Kuwait”, which stems from the late Amir Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah’s vision to transform Kuwait into a leading financial, commercial and cultural hub, said the statement from Limak Group.