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Ministry of State for Youth Affairs - Sharq (Al-Hamra Tower), Kuwait, iiQ8 OVERVIEW GENERAL The interest of nations and peoples in their youth is as old as life. Rather, their dependence on them is the cornerstone of every aspiration and goal that they want to achieve. Many countries have been devising strategies for young people and holding conferences, forums and committees of all kinds to benefit the youth and develop services for them. The State of Kuwait views its youth category as a real wealth that is not equivalent to any other wealth. This is because the state considers young people to be at the forefront of its basic foundations, which depend on them to achieve the desired types of development, present and future, just like other countries. Young people, with their distinct mental and physical energies and capabilities, can be relied upon in various fields, especially if they are well cared for, solve their problems, meet their requirements, and overcome di…

Ministry of Public Works MPW, Kuwait, iiQ8 Brief History : When the Department of Works was established in 1945, only a few employees worked in three offices with an area of ​​no more than fifty square meters. The tasks assigned to the Department of Works at that time were limited. It limited itself to establishing some buildings necessary for public services and departments, such as the Shura Council and some customs and passport buildings, the Health and Interior Department and the old Emiri Hospital, and one of its first tasks was to conduct an air survey of the State of Kuwait and map the city with the designation of public services areas. By developing civil life and its requirements, the devices and facilities of the Ministry of Public Works in all its apparatuses evolved, and at a time when the responsibilities and competencies of the Ministry of Public Works were numerous, in 1952, the task of overseeing agricultural activity was entrusted to the Public Wor…

Ministry of Electricity & Water MEW, Kuwait, iiQ8 Historical overview Electricity The discovery of oil in Kuwait, which remains the main source of national wealth, had a major impact at the beginning of the country's civilization renaissance, which includes all aspects of social, urban, educational, and economic life. The capacity of these vital services has evolved dramatically, as evidenced by the follow-up figures for the development of production in electricity. Kuwait did not know electric power until in 1913 by a British Indian engineer named NSBAYANKAR, where he entered into an agreement with Sheikh Mubarak Al-Sabah on 10/13/1913 AD to enter electricity in Seef Palace and the value of 7000 rupees to operate 400 lamps with the device that works on kerosene. In 1934, the country witnessed a real birth of electricity services through the establishment of the first small electrical power station to be built by the Ahlia Electricity Company. Produc…