Kuwait-Russia Security Tech: Kuwait’s Interior officials met Russian emergency leaders in Kazan to discuss stronger cooperation on drones, robotics, AI, early warning systems, and rescue training. AI at Work: A Kuwait-based consultant says AI will reshape jobs by automating specific tasks, but warns companies that use it only to cut staff may lose know-how and weaken training pipelines. Charity Governance Update: Kuwait’s Social Affairs Minister highlighted a draft decree-law to tighten oversight and improve electronic systems for charitable and humanitarian work. Pediatric Cancer Advances: Kuwait’s Pediatric Hematology and Oncology forum spotlighted rapid progress in diagnostics, immunotherapies, cellular and gene therapies, and the push for national registries and research. Heat, Dust, Fertility: An OB-GYN resident cautioned that Kuwait lacks local proof linking summer weather to menstrual changes, pointing instead to lifestyle factors like stress, dehydration, and disrupted routines. Agriculture in Schools: Capital Secretariat launched school agricultural awareness activities with the Education and Agriculture sectors to build food-security skills and self-sufficiency. Energy & Hormuz Risk: Oil prices stayed volatile as the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed to most shipping, keeping geopolitical risk premiums high and raising costs across the region. Kuwait Oil Infrastructure: KGOC opened an international tender for an Al-Zour gas processing facility tied to Dorra output, signaling continued investment despite regional disputes.
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Strait of Hormuz Crisis: The waterway is still “effectively closed” for commercial shipping, with only a handful of vessels crossing daily as tanker attacks and “going dark” tracking practices persist, keeping global oil and LNG flows under pressure. Kuwait in the Crosshairs: Iran-linked strikes and drone/missile activity have targeted Kuwait, while U.S.-Iran escalation fears keep regional security tight. Defense & Procurement: The U.S. has approved a potential $5bn Saudi bomb and JDAM guidance sale, and the U.S. Air Force is seeking anti-aircraft gun systems to protect overseas bases from drones and cruise missiles. Local Governance & Compliance: Kuwait’s Health Ministry shut four private clinics over licensing violations, reinforcing rules on who can operate and invest in healthcare facilities. Charity Regulation: Kuwait’s Social Affairs Minister backed a draft decree-law to regulate charitable and humanitarian work, aiming for stronger oversight and better delivery to beneficiaries. Energy Infrastructure (Kuwait): KGOC launched a tender for an Al-Zour gas processing facility tied to the Dorra offshore gas project, a key step in handling disputed-field output. GCC AI Push: A BCG report says 93% of GCC frontline workers use AI weekly, with major productivity and skills-shift gains. EU-GCC Summit: EU and GCC leaders will meet in Saudi Arabia on Oct. 24 for a second summit to deepen trade, climate, energy, and research cooperation.
Kuwait Health Crackdown: Kuwait’s Ministry of Health shut down four private clinics after inspections found licensing violations, including unauthorized operation/investment and improper license arrangements. GCC AI Push: A BCG report says GCC frontline workers are leading AI adoption, with 93% using AI weekly (and 95% of managers/leaders), saving hours and reshaping job skills. Kuwait Energy Tech & Infrastructure: Kuwait Gulf Oil Company launched an international tender for an Al-Zour gas processing facility tied to the Dorra offshore gas field output, with bids expected before year-end. EU–GCC Summit: EU and GCC leaders will meet in Saudi Arabia on Oct. 24 for the second EU-GCC Summit, aiming to deepen trade, climate, energy, and research cooperation. Defense Tech Watch: The U.S. Air Force is seeking a ground-based medium-caliber gun system to defend overseas bases from drones and cruise missiles. Regional Travel Disruption: Updated international travel advisories warn of unpredictable flight disruptions across the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar amid US-Iran escalation.
Kuwait Energy & Industry: Kuwait Gulf Oil Company (KGOC) has launched a tender for an Al-Zour gas processing facility tied to the Dorra offshore gas project, expected to handle output from the disputed Dorra/Arash field—bids are expected before year-end with an award early next year. GCC AI in the Workplace: A BCG report says the GCC leads global workplace AI adoption, with 93% of frontline employees and 95% of managers using AI at least weekly, boosting productivity and reshaping skills expectations. Kuwait Health Regulation: Kuwait’s Ministry of Health shut down four private clinics after inspections found licensing violations, including unauthorized operation/investment arrangements. Education Tech & Policy: Kuwait’s Education Ministry approved a new secondary school “tracks” curriculum system for a pilot in 12 schools during 2026/2027, letting students choose pathways while the current system continues for others. Global Markets & Tech: Asian markets were mixed after a Wall Street tech-led rally, with Nvidia jumping on its $13bn Hugging Face deal; meanwhile, oil prices stay pressured by US-Iran tensions and Strait of Hormuz disruption.
Kuwait Education Upgrade: Kuwait’s Ministry of Education approved a new secondary school “tracks” curriculum system, starting as a pilot in 12 schools in 2026/2027, while the current system stays for students not opting in. Higher Ed Digital Verification: The Ministry of Higher Education signed an agreement with DataFlow Group to digitize and verify academic qualifications and documents more accurately and faster. Healthcare Modernization Tenders: Kuwait’s MoH has 10 modernization contracts at CAPT awaiting bid openings, including automated labs and central sterilization, Kuwait Cancer Center upgrades, and refrigerated medicine trucks. Campus Readiness: PAAET says it’s fully prepared for the new academic year, with lab equipping, maintenance, student housing repairs, and expanded security camera infrastructure. Logistics & Delivery: The Gulf Green Mobility Forum discussed express delivery regulation, digital transformation, and a gradual shift toward electric bicycles. Regional Security Shock: Iran-linked attacks and US-Iran escalation keep Kuwait in the spotlight, with Kuwait’s army reporting hostile missile and drone attacks. AI & Markets: Nvidia confirmed its $13B acquisition of Hugging Face, boosting tech-led rallies across global markets. Gold Moves: Gold and silver prices dipped on MCX as the US dollar and bond yields rose ahead of US payrolls.
Kuwait Environment & Research: The Kuwait Scientific Center (TSCK) held Eco Talks 2026 with the Environment Public Authority to boost awareness on desert, coastal and marine protection, climate change, biodiversity, pollution and sustainability. GCC Workplace AI: A BCG report says GCC frontline workers are already using AI regularly, with 93% adopting it several times a week (95% among managers/leaders), saving many hours and reshaping required skills. Kuwait in the Iran-US fallout: Iran launched missiles and drones toward Kuwait, with Kuwait’s air defenses intercepting the attack; the Foreign Ministry called it a direct threat and warned of dangerous escalation. Regional Energy & Trade Tech: A wider Gulf infrastructure buildout is accelerating as states look to bypass Strait of Hormuz risk, with new corridors and investment plans gaining momentum. Space Science: China’s Tianwen-3 Mars sample-return mission is progressing smoothly toward prototype development, aiming for a launch around 2028 and Earth return around 2031. Industry & Manufacturing: India received 20 bids for integrated rare-earth permanent magnet plants, targeting a full chain from NdPr oxide to finished magnets. Consumer Tech: Belkin unveiled new connected accessories and charging products ahead of IFA 2026. Aviation Services: Menzies Aviation is eyeing expansion across the Gulf and the US, and is watching Syria’s aviation reopening.
Kuwait Tech & Energy Policy: Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) has asked for approval to expand recycled tyre rubber use in road asphalt, aiming to boost hot-climate road performance while cutting tyre waste. AI in the GCC: A BCG report says the GCC is leading workplace AI adoption, with 93% of frontline staff and 95% of managers using AI at least weekly, plus reported productivity gains and skill shifts. Local Research & Education: Kuwait University is set to host its Ninth International Conference on Energy Research and Development (Nov 17–19), focusing on renewables, energy systems, and sustainability. Smart Cities & Infrastructure: VertiGIS deployed its ConnectMaster network mapping platform at Kuwait International Airport to support maintenance and future terminal expansion. STEM Recognition: Kuwait’s Education Ministry honored medal-winning students from the International Earth Science Olympiad in Turin. Business & Fintech: COFE, the Kuwait-born digital coffee platform, closed a funding round led by Wa’ed Ventures at a reported ~$178M valuation as it expands into e-commerce, B2B tools, and AI services. Regional Tech & Data Rules: Qatar approved a draft cloud computing law, setting a framework for digital data storage, security, and lawful access. Mobility Enforcement: Kuwait’s smart home impoundment for certain traffic violations is set to begin, using advanced tech to enforce rules at violators’ homes.
Regional Security & Energy: Iran’s IRGC escalated attacks on U.S.-linked sites across the Gulf, including Kuwait, after renewed U.S. strikes, with analysts saying the goal is to pressure neighbors and preserve firepower for any future Israel-related conflict—while markets react to Strait of Hormuz risk. Kuwait Tech & Infrastructure: VertiGIS expanded Kuwait airport telecom network mapping with its ConnectMaster platform to centralize physical network records for maintenance and future terminal growth. Digital Displays: Unilumin turned Kuwait’s Oula Tower into a digital landmark with a large transparent LED façade, designed for high visibility in daylight and immersive night campaigns. AI in Work (GCC): A BCG report says 93% of GCC frontline workers (including Kuwait) use AI weekly, with many expecting AI agents to handle at least half their tasks soon. Fintech & Startups: COFE Tech (Kuwait-founded) closed a pre-IPO round at a $178M valuation to expand across MENA and target a Saudi listing by 2029. Banking Talent: Gulf Bank wrapped up its Injaz-backed summer internship rotations across treasury, risk, retail, customer service, marketing, and digital channels. Cloud Policy (Qatar): Qatar’s Cabinet approved a draft cloud computing law for Shura Council review. Health Research: Weight-loss jabs Wegovy and Mounjaro showed anti-ageing effects in mice, extending lifespan—sparking interest in future therapies.
AI in policing: Kuwait’s First Deputy PM and Interior Minister Sheikh Fahad Al-Yousef inspected the Criminal Evidence department and backed AI tools for identity verification and forgery detection, with directives to boost lab work and accuracy. Banking tech push: MEBIS 2026 is two weeks away in Dubai, with 500+ pre-registrations and a focus on how AI agents, payments, data, cloud and cybersecurity are converging in banking. Local innovation event: Kuwait City will host MEICA Expo 2026 (15–16 Sept) with 800+ attendees and 60+ speakers across instrumentation, automation, and cybersecurity. Healthcare upgrade: Jaber Al-Ahmad Hospital completed a complex hip reconstruction using 3D printing and CT-based patient models. Education & health: Kuwait school nutrition data shows high overweight rates and excessive sugar/saturated fat intake, while GCC health ministers discussed medicine stockpiles and AI in healthcare ahead of Sept 6 talks. Media regulation: Kuwait’s Cabinet approved a draft decree-law to unify media rules under one framework, including digital and social media. Investment policy: Kuwait approved allowing government borrowing from the Future Generations Fund, ending a long-standing ban, with caps and repayment conditions. Tech & business: Kuwait announced 15-year residency permits for eligible foreign investors, and Kuwait–Bahrain talks covered expanding communications and technology cooperation.
Health Regulation Overhaul: Kuwait’s Health Ministry issued new rules tightening control of narcotic and psychotropic medicines, including licensing for production/manufacture, custody and tracking, and limits for first-aid use aboard international aircraft and ships. Cosmetic Surgery Rules: The same MoH package also amends cosmetic procedure requirements, setting approved specialties, physician qualifications, laser nursing training under specialist supervision, and new complication-handling steps. Cancer Data Push: Kuwait Cancer Control Center gets a new Epidemiology and Cancer Registry Department to build a national cancer database for incidence, mortality and survival trends. Food Security Tech: Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research opened the country’s first advanced marine hatchery in Salmiya, aiming to boost aquaculture tech and reduce reliance on imported fingerlings. Digital Government Talks: Kuwait’s CAIT chief met Bahrain’s telecom leadership to explore new cooperation in communications and information technology, with similar Saudi digital-government coordination discussed. Local Enforcement: Kuwait Municipality expanded commercial inspections nationwide, warning businesses of fines and closure for licensing and approval violations. Cross-Border Drug Bust: Customs at Kuwait International Airport arrested a French visitor from London after seizing 1,603 drug-soaked paper sheets (13.154kg). Tech & Mobility Business: Swvl secured its first UAE working capital facility with Zelo to accelerate enterprise growth. Regional Tech/AI Banking: IBM joined MEBIS 2026 as title sponsor, spotlighting AI-powered banking innovation in Dubai.
Kuwait Health Overhaul: The Ministry of Health tightened rules on cosmetic procedures and narcotic/psychotropic medicines, adding licensing, monitoring, and new patient-safety steps, while also setting up an epidemiology and cancer registry unit at the Kuwait Cancer Control Center to build a national cancer database. Marine Tech for Food Security: Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) opened the country’s first advanced marine hatchery in Salmiya, designed to scale breeding, larval production, quarantine, and seawater treatment to reduce reliance on imported fingerlings. Municipal Enforcement: Kuwait Municipality expanded commercial inspections across sectors, warning businesses about licensing and municipal approval violations that can trigger fines and closure orders. Sports Medicine Upgrade: Kuwait’s Sports Medicine Center highlighted its long-running rehabilitation work for injured athletes, using modern facilities and specialized care. Media + AI in Practice: KUNA hosted a Kuwait Oil Company delegation to tour its editorial workflow and Smart Oasis platform, including AI-enabled content production and fact-checking systems. Regional Tech & Defense Signals: Reports highlighted Turkey’s growing drone footprint across Arab states, while Kuwait-linked defense cooperation themes continued to surface amid wider regional security talks. Travel Disruption: Emirates and other airlines adjusted Middle East schedules, with Kuwait-bound routes affected—passengers were urged to check flight status before travel.
Kuwait Health Tech: Kuwait’s Ministry of Health has set up an Epidemiology and Cancer Registry Department at the Kuwait Cancer Control Center to build a national cancer database for better tracking of incidence, mortality, and survival—supporting prevention, treatment planning, and research with ethical oversight. Local Healthcare Innovation: Kuwait Hospital in Sharjah treated a critically ill patient after ingesting a 12cm nail and a spoon, using imaging and emergency surgery to remove the objects and repair duodenal damage. Medical Research & Cardiovascular Science: Amarin highlighted new REDUCE-IT® related findings at the ESC Congress 2026, focusing on long-term cardiovascular benefits and mechanistic insights around icosapent ethyl. Defense & Tech in the Region: Turkish-made armed drones are expanding across Arab fleets, with reports naming Kuwait among countries acquiring systems. Digital Services: TechDigital Labs announced expanded integrated digital marketing and software development services under one connected delivery model. Training & Public Sector: Kuwait Fire Force selected 130 candidates via lottery for fire engineering and fire science officer courses, with final medical checks before admission. Energy & Risk Watch: Gulf markets slid as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions near the Strait of Hormuz hit risk appetite.
Strait of Hormuz Tensions: A U.S. strike on Iran’s Larak Island triggered fresh missile attacks and raised fears of escalation in the key shipping lane. Regional Security & Policy: The U.S. updated travel advisories for Kuwait and nearby Gulf states, citing Iran-linked drone and missile risks and disruptions to civil aviation. Kuwait Defense Procurement: CAPT extended bids for the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition (PAFN) HQ study/design/supervision tender to Sept 27, alongside added sand-removal study time for highway projects. Kuwait-India Defense Ties: Kuwait and India held their first Joint Defence Committee meeting in New Delhi, agreeing to expand training, exercises, military medicine, staff talks, defence industry links, and R&D. Kuwait Military Human Capital: Kuwait’s Fire Force selected 130 candidates via lottery for fire engineering and fire science officer courses, with final medical checks before admission. Women in Gulf Armed Forces: Gulf states continue debating women’s roles in uniform as Kuwait opens another voluntary recruitment round for women. Sports Medicine: Kuwait’s Sports Medicine Center highlighted rehab, prevention, and physiological testing services for athletes returning to competition. Airport Drug Bust: Kuwait airport customs seized 1,603 drug-soaked sheets totaling 13.154 kg from a French visitor arriving from London.
Kuwait Airport Drug Bust: Customs at Kuwait International Airport Terminal 4 stopped a French visitor from London and seized 1,603 narcotic-soaked A4 sheets weighing 13.154kg, with the case now headed to Kuwait’s drug-fighting authorities. India–Kuwait Defence Upgrade: India and Kuwait held the first Joint Defence Committee meeting in New Delhi, agreeing to expand cooperation in training, military exercises, military medicine, defence industry, and R&D—turning a 2024 strategic partnership into a more structured program. Pakistan–Kuwait Military Pact: Pakistan and Kuwait signed Protocol Agreement-2026 in Rawalpindi, formalising cooperation on training, border management, intelligence sharing, logistics, and defence technology, with automatic renewal. Sports Medicine in Kuwait: The Public Authority for Sports’ Sports Medicine Center (opened in 1981) is highlighting prevention, physiotherapy, testing, and rehab services to help injured athletes return to competition. Regional Tech & Infrastructure: MTN partnered with a UAE data-centre investment platform to build AI-ready digital infrastructure across Africa, starting with South Africa and Nigeria. Deep Tech Capital Moves (Qatar): Qatar’s sovereign fund reportedly co-led Gatik’s $200m Series D, continuing a fast run into satellite, semiconductors, and autonomous freight.
Kuwait–India Defense Talks: Kuwait and India held the inaugural Joint Defence Committee meeting in New Delhi, agreeing to deepen cooperation on training, military exercises, military medicine, staff talks, defence industry and R&D. Kuwait–Pakistan Pact: Pakistan and Kuwait signed Protocol Agreement-2026 in Rawalpindi, expanding training, border management, intelligence sharing, defence technology and military manufacturing. Gulf Energy Shock: With the Strait of Hormuz still far below pre-war traffic, tanker flows are rising but remain disrupted, keeping pressure on oil and gas prices and raising risks for Gulf energy projects. US Travel Advisory: The US updated travel warnings for Kuwait and four other Middle East countries, citing Iran-linked threats including drones, missiles and disrupted aviation. Carbon Capture in the UAE: Ras Al Khaimah opened a carbon-capture and utilisation plant targeting 17,000 tonnes of CO2 annually for industrial use, a boost for net-zero efforts. Deep Tech Money in Qatar: Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund reported a rapid deep-tech push, including a major autonomous freight investment. Local Tech & Learning: Kuwait’s British School students posted strong global exam results, while Kuwait Times interns wrapped up field reporting training.
Kuwait-India Defence Boost: Kuwait and India held their inaugural Joint Defence Committee meeting in New Delhi, agreeing to deepen cooperation on training, joint exercises, military medicine, staff talks, defence industry and R&D. Gulf Security Tech & Policy: Kuwait’s counter-terrorism law (Decree No. 47 of 2026) draws criticism from Amnesty International over broad definitions of terrorism, expanded death-penalty scope and risks to freedoms. Hormuz Shipping Watch: Tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz jumped over 30% week-on-week, with Kuwait-linked vessels among those transiting, though volumes remain well below pre-war levels. UAE Space Connectivity: The UAE granted Starlink a 10-year licence for a public satellite broadband network, adding another layer to GCC connectivity. Deep Tech Investing in the Region: Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund reportedly closed multiple deep tech bets in 10 weeks, including a major autonomous freight round co-led with Gatik. Local Business & Markets: Lenskart saw major institutional share purchases at ₹630 as early backers trimmed stakes, alongside a sharp jump in Q1 FY27 profit. Climate Tech Nearby: Ras Al Khaimah opened a carbon-capture and utilisation plant targeting 17,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually for industrial use.
Kuwait–India Defense Push: Kuwait and India held their first Joint Defence Committee meeting in New Delhi, agreeing to deepen cooperation on training, joint exercises, military medicine, defence industry and R&D. Kuwait–Pakistan Security Upgrade: Pakistan and Kuwait signed the “Protocol Agreement-2026,” formalising wider defence cooperation including training, border management, intelligence sharing, logistics, defence technology and research. UAE Connectivity Boost: The UAE granted Starlink a 10-year licence to run a public satellite broadband network, adding space-based connectivity to its fibre and 5G push. Deep Tech Money Moves: Qatar’s $600B sovereign wealth fund closed three deep tech bets in 10 weeks, backing satellite, semiconductor and autonomous freight ventures. Kuwait Tech & Daily Life: A theft case in Kuwait after an iPhone 14 went missing at Al-Sabah Hospital highlights how phone-tracking tech is shaping investigations. Markets & Local Business: Lenskart saw major institutional share purchases after Alpha Wave Ventures sold a large stake via block deals, as profits and revenue climbed. Human Rights Watch: Amnesty International warned Kuwait’s counter-terrorism law could curb freedoms of assembly and expression, with broad terrorism definitions and expanded death-penalty scope. Aviation Disruptions: Emirates and Air Arabia reported specific flight cancellations/delays affecting routes to Kuwait, urging travellers to check live status.
Kuwait–India Defense Talks: Kuwait and India held the inaugural India-Kuwait Joint Defence Committee meeting in New Delhi, agreeing to deepen cooperation on training, military exercises, military medicine, staff talks, defense industry and R&D. Kuwait–Pakistan Pact: Pakistan and Kuwait signed the “Protocol Agreement-2026,” a five-year deal expanding training, capacity building, border management, intelligence sharing, joint exercises, logistics, and defense technology plus research and development. Drone Security Playbook: The U.S. JIATF 401 released a first-principles handbook for countering small drones, drawing on lessons from recent Middle East drone campaigns and Ukraine experience. Space Data Governance: A new debate is heating up over “space data” as companies consider putting compute and storage in orbit—raising big questions on who owns data once it leaves Earth. Arabic AI Push: Nanovate is building Arabic-native AI so Arabic isn’t just translated, aiming for agents and voice/chat assistants that work natively for MENA users. Kuwait Tech & Crime: An iPhone 14 was reported stolen from a hospital observation room in Kuwait, with authorities noting phone-tracking tech can help locate devices and users. Health Tech Research: A REDUCE-IT® legacy analysis presented at ESC 2026 suggests cardiovascular benefits can persist after stopping icosapent ethyl in highly adherent patients. AI Investment Surge: Global AI venture funding hit about $430B in H1 2026, with data centers and advanced chips projected to drive major spend through 2028.
Arabic-native AI: Cairo’s Nanovate says most AI still “thinks” in English first, and is building Arabic-native agents for voice and chat to automate workflows across MENA. Kuwait Health Regulation: Kuwait’s MoH issued new rules for promoting medicines and medical products, tightening how pharma reps can interact with staff and banning direct contact with patients or access to health info. Fertility Lab Upgrade: MoH also set up a technical fertility medicine unit laboratory framework, defining duties for egg retrieval, fertilization, ICSI, and embryo/sperm freezing with quality-control and staff training. Pharma Promotion Crackdown: The same Kuwait tightening effort continues with updated regulations on medicine promotion and company representative dealings at MoH facilities. Kuwait Tech & Security: An iPhone 14 went missing during an Al-Sabah Hospital visit, triggering a theft case and renewed focus on tracking stolen devices. AI in HR Gap: A GCC survey finds 93% of orgs are exploring AI in HR, but only 1% feel ready to scale it enterprise-wide. Desalination Deal: VA Tech Wabag won a Kuwait contract for a SWRO desalination plant with a recarbonation system, including 5 years of operation and maintenance. Kuwait Oil Governance: KOC announced operational director appointments aimed at boosting oil security, decision speed, and safety. AI Investment Surge: Global AI venture funding hit about $430B in H1 2026, with data centers and chips driving the next wave.
Kuwait–Pakistan Defence Boost: Kuwait and Pakistan signed the “Protocol Agreement-2026” to expand military cooperation, including training, capacity building and border management. Health Regulation Overhaul: Kuwait’s Ministry of Health issued new rules tightening how medicine and medical products are promoted, including approved visits for company reps, limits on patient contact, and stricter approval of promotional materials. Fertility Lab Upgrade: The MoH set up a technical fertility medicine unit laboratory within obstetrics and gynecology departments, covering egg retrieval, IVF/ICSI, embryo and sperm freezing, plus quality-control and staff training. Water Security Deal: VA Tech Wabag won Kuwait’s Doha SWRO desalination plant contract (DBO), with a 36-month build and 5-year O&M, using advanced SWRO and a recarbonation system. Oil Sector Appointments: KOC announced operational and safety management leadership changes aimed at improving decision-making, production stability and asset protection. AI in HR Reality Check: A GCC-wide report says 93% of organisations are exploring AI in HR, but only 1% are ready to scale it across the enterprise. AI Investment Surge: Global AI venture funding hit about $430B in H1 2026, driven by major data centre and chip spending. SCO Summit Venue: Bishkek is preparing for an SCO+ meeting at the newly opened “Yrys-Ordo” congress center, with Kuwait listed among dialogue partners.
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