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Cabinet names Dr Essam Al-Rubaiaan as Civil Services Commission Chief
KUWAIT: Defense Minister Sheikh Hamad Jaber Al-Ali Al-Sabah inaugurates the newly-built extension of the central market for ministry of defense personnel yesterday. - KUNA nn

Defense minister keen on updating services for staff
Dr Rana Al-Faresn

Sahel app offers integrated govt services: Minister
KUWAIT: (From left) Rashid Al-Kandari - The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Triathlon Club and Federation, Mijbil Al-Ayoub - Senior Director, Corporate Communications at Ooredoo Kuwait, and Ahmed Al-Majed - General Manager at Suffix.n

Ooredoo Kuwait sponsors Flying Start Triathlon
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Kuwait launches e-services app to push digital drive
KUWAIT: Director General of Kuwait Municipality Ahmad Al-Manfouhi (right) chairs a meeting with Municipality officials yesterday. - KUNAn

Five Municipality online services via 'Sahel' app
The Lord Mayor of the City of London William Russellnnnnn

Kuwait, UAE among fastest growing markets for UK services
Aseel Al-Mazyadn

Labor authority promotes e-services
WASHINGTON: This file photo shows the Pentagon in Washington, DC. US President Joe Biden kept an effective lid on US military spending in his first budget draft, proposing to spend $715 billion, a marginal hike after sharp increases under predecessor Donald Trump. - AFPn

Biden aims $1.5 trillion budget at health, education, social services
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Curbs on overseas hiring eased
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TEHRAN: Iranian soldiers march past President Ebrahim Raisi during a military parade as part of a ceremony marking the country's annual army day on April 17, 2024. - AFP
Iran shows military might as tensions with Zionists soar
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Yousef Kadhem
Sahel denies app hacked
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SHARJAH: A flooded street is seen following heavy rains on April 17, 2024. - AFP
UAE reels from flooding after record rainfall
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Kuwait's former Interior Minister Sheikh Thamer Al-Ali Al-Sabah attends the international conference. - KUNA
Kuwait ‘essential partner’ to NATO