Kuwait

Member of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry Musab Salem Al-Nisf praised the commercial relations between Kuwait and ...

Meanwhile, the German ambassador expressed his thanks to the Chamber for the good organization of the meeting, stressing that the number of attendees reflects the interest the Kuwaiti business sector attaches to opening new economic horizons with its German counterpart, especially since Germany has great interests in development projects in Kuwait and is considered a major trading partner. On the other hand, German companies made a visual presentations about their services and products in the fields of information technology, security and safety, cybersecurity, firefighting and surveillance systems. Member of the Board of Directors of the Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry Musab Salem Al-Nisf praised the commercial relations between Kuwait and Germany, stressing that the Chamber is fully prepared to provide all its services to reach positive results between the two countries, reports Al- Qabas daily.

Her involvement in journalism and media production earned her numerous awards in her journey towards diplomacy. She founded the National Creative Industries ...

Kuwait has asked some Asian refiners to take less oil under their annual deals as the OPEC producer hopes to start full-scale operations at its Al Zour ...

Iraq's SOMO and IOC did not respond to a request for comment. KPC did not respond to a request for comment. To make up for less oil from Kuwait, India's IOC has increased its term crude volume with Iraq's Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) by 20,000 bpd, the first source said. The second Indian refining source said Kuwait has also approached his firm asking them to take less oil under next fiscal year's term contract from April. Indian Oil Corp IOC.NS, the country's top refiner, will reduce its yearly oil purchase from Kuwait by 20%, or 20,000 bpd, starting in April, according to one of the persons with knowledge of the situation. NEW DELHI, March 15 (Reuters) - Kuwait has asked some Asian refiners to take less oil under their annual deals as the OPEC producer hopes to start full-scale operations at its Al Zour refinery later this year, three refining sources familiar with the matter said.

TOKYO: Kuwait's ambassador to Japan, Sami Ghassab Alzamanan, addressed graduates of Tokyo University of Medicine and Pharmacy last week and praised the ...

Even so, Japanese companies often refer to their military products as “special equipment,” the government official said. When Japan ended a decades-long ban on military exports in 2014, it did not spur industry growth because of corporate timidity and overly cautious bureaucrats, analysts say. Daicel cited low profitability, while Sumitomo Heavy said it was difficult to maintain production and train engineers. “Reputation risk worries us a lot,” the official said. Five firms did not reply, and the rest declined to say whether they had joined in other discussions. Most of its business is civilian aircraft components, power plant equipment and factory machines.