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10/12/2024

AI Cameras started recording violations.....

AI cameras have proven their ability and efficiency in detecting violations such as using the phone while driving and not wearing a seat belt, Ministry said in a press release.

22/10/2024

New Decision Allows Government Employees Over 60 to Transfer to the Private Sector..

Kuwait The Public Authority for Manpower announced that Sheikh Fahad Al-Youssef, the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense and Interior, issued Decision No. 11 of 2024. This decision amends provisions of Decision No. 842 of 2015 and cancels Decision No. 1809 of 2023, which had restricted the transfer of workers from the government to the private sector unless they had a university degree. The new decision benefits all government employees, including those over 60, aiming to utilize their skills and experience to enhance the labor market and make better use of the existing workforce. الكويت

30/09/2024

Interior Minister Issues Decision to Allow Transfer of Labor from Government Contracts Sector..

Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense, and Minister of Interior, Sheikh Fahad Al-Youssef has issued a new decision permitting the transfer of labor recruited under work permits for government contracts and projects to other sectors, effective from November 3, 2024.

The decision outlines 5 conditions that must be met for the transfer:

1. The government contract or project must have ended.
2. The Public Authority of Manpower must receive a letter from the concerned government entity confirming the project's completion and the lack of need for the labor.
3. At least one year must have passed since the worker was recruited under the government contract.
4. The current employer must approve the transfer.
5. An additional fee of KD350 will be imposed for the transfer process. #الكويت

16/07/2024

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10/07/2024

Municipality warns placing anything in front of apartment…

Kuwait Municipality issued a warning letter for placing any objects in front of the apartment buildings.

The letter says that it is prohibited for residents of all investment buildings to keep any objects in front of the apartments or on the building's staircase. This includes small cabinets, kids toys, shoe racks, etc.

Municipality called on the guards of all buildings to do a periodic checking to prevent issuing a 500 KD spot fine on the owner of the building.

To report any violations, please call the hotline 139 or via 24727732 WhatsApp or email [email protected], it added.

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18/04/2024

27/01/2024

KUWAIT CITY, Jan 26: Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense, and Acting Minister of Interior, Fahd Al-Yousef, issued a decision modifying certain provisions of Ministerial Resolution 957 from 2019 within the executive regulations of the Expats’ Residence Law. This revision outlines the criteria for acquiring regular residency to reunite with family members.

The key amendments in Article 29 are:

To apply for a dependent / family visa (for newcomers) the monthly salary should not be less than KD 800, the sponsor should be a university graduate and the profession should align with the qualification. Professions exempted from university degrees mentioned in Article 30 of this decision list are mentioned below.

Those born in Kuwait and individuals born outside the country with an age not exceeding 5 years, whose parents are in Kuwait (with valid residence) are exempted from the salary requirement by the Director General of the General Administration of Residence Affairs. This exemption is per the guidelines and conditions set by the General Administration of Residence Affairs

The second article specifies that the acting Undersecretary is responsible for implementing this decision, and it will take effect from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.

Professions mentioned in Article 30 of Ministerial Resolution No. 957/2019
1. Advisors, judges, prosecutors, experts, and legal researchers within the government sector.
2. Medical professionals, including doctors and pharmacists.
3. Professors of universities, colleges, and higher institutes
4. School administrators, vice principals, education mentors, teachers, social workers, and laboratory attendants within the government sector
5. Advisors specializing in financial and economic matters in universities
6. Engineers
7. Individuals serving as imams, preachers, and muezzins in mosques
8. Librarians in both government agencies and private universities
9. Personnel working in the Ministry of Health within the nursing staff, encompassing nurses, paramedics, and those holding medical technical positions in diverse specialties, as well as individuals in social service roles
10. Social workers and psychologists within the government sector
11. Professionals in journalism, media, and correspondents
12. Coaches and athletes associated with federations and sports clubs
13. Pilots and flight attendants
14. Individuals responsible for preparing the deceased and overseeing their burial