Kuwait’s Political System Hindering Economic Growth
Ahmed Al-Jarallah, Editor-in-Chief of Arab Times argues that Kuwait’s political system is slowing down the economic growth of Kuwait.
Arab Spring: Threat or Opportunity?
Arab Spring is both an opportunity and a threat according to Ahmed Al-Jarallah.
Report: Political and Social Trends in The Arab World
Ahmed Al-Jarallah, Editor-in-Chief of Arab Times comments on the political and social trends in the Arab world.
Family Business in Kuwait: Moving to the Next Stage
Garry Walsh, CEO of Mezzan Holding believes that the family businesses in Kuwait are the first stage of becoming multinational companies.
Kuwait: Retail Sector Report by Mezzan Holding
Garry Walsh predicts that over the next 10 years Kuwaiti retail sector will grow by 8% a year.
Investment Companies in Kuwait: Long Wait for Economic Reform and Privatization
Investment companies in Kuwait have been waiting for the economic reform and privatization for long time.
Kuwait: Lack of Investment Opportunities
Kuwaiti government owns almost all the oil and related services – production, distribution, refining, and marketing.
Kuwait’s Foreign Policy: Balance, and a Helping Hand
Since the fall of the old regime in Iraq in 2003, Kuwait’s foreign policy has shifted from a look-south attitude to a helicopter view of the Gulf region.
Power Families of Kuwait: It’s All in the Family
It’s all in the family: Businessmen, bankers and diplomats who want to play the big card in Kuwait have no choice but to deal with the influential families who run the country’s economic, social and cultural life.
Kuwait’s Economy: Outlook 2012, GDP, Inflation, Current Accounts & Monetary Policy
The Kuwaiti economy is over-dependent on oil and gas sector and lacks diversification in the non-oil sectors.