Leaders across the Arab world and amiable nations are extending greetings as we approach the New Year of 2026. This period of reflection and renewal also brings important developments across the region,impacting security,governance,and public welfare.
In Kuwait, His Highness sheikh Ahmed Abdullah Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah, the Prime Minister, recently chaired the 41st meeting of the ministerial Committee dedicated too overseeing the implementation of major developmental projects. This demonstrates a continued commitment to national progress and infrastructure improvements.
Furthermore, the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior has issued a crucial directive regarding fireworks. Consequently, the operation of fireworks is now prohibited without prior security clearance from relevant authorities, prioritizing public safety given the inherent risks.
Notably, Minister of health Dr. Ahmed Al-Awadhi has enacted eight ministerial decisions. these decisions span various areas, all aimed at bolstering and modernizing healthcare services throughout the country. I’ve found that proactive healthcare development is essential for a thriving society.
Turning to iraq, a significant shift in security dynamics is unfolding. Iraq has announced the withdrawal of the U.S.-led International Coalition forces from Ain al-Asad base in Anbar province next week. later, full control of the base will be transferred to Iraqi forces, marking a step towards increased sovereignty.
Simultaneously occurring, in the United States, President Donald Trump has announced the recall of National Guard troops from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland. This decision follows months of deployment intended to address irregular migration and organized crime. Hear’s what works best: adapting security strategies to evolving needs and local contexts.
