Why was KFAED established, how does it operate and what does it seek to achieve?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Emir Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmed Al Jaber Al Sabah on the need for cooperation to achieve development aims from The Report: Kuwait 2013
Recently, the state of Kuwait celebrated the 50th anniversary of the ratification of its constitution. This marked the culmination of a process of political and social development that spans four centuries. Over that time the relationship between the ruler and his people has changed. Today, that relationship is securely established within the...
Articles & Analysis | Trading up: Both internal and external GCC imports and exports have increased considerably from The Report: Kuwait 2013
Boosting economic integration among the Gulf states has been a key component of the GCC since the organisation was established in late May 1981. Indeed, while the six countries that make up the GCC – namely Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE – have implemented joint projects in a wide variety of sectors, economic cooperation...
Articles & Analysis | Success story: Considerable oil wealth has enabled social and economic development from The Report: Kuwait 2013
A global giant among oil-producing nations, Kuwait’s economic and industrial fortunes over the past half-century have demonstrated both the nation’s prowess and resilience since independence in 1961, delivering one of the highest GDPs per capita in the world. In parallel, the emirate is also host to the region’s most politically liberal and...
Interviews & Viewpoints | David Cameron, UK Prime Minister, on trade links with the GCC from The Report: Kuwait 2013
In 2012 Britain welcomed the world. We had the extraordinary success of the Olympics and the pageant and tradition of the Diamond Jubilee. From heads of state and business leaders to athletes and spectators, Britain showed everyone what we can do best.
