AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMajor Drug Crackdown: Kuwait says it has foiled the biggest Lyrica operation in its history, seizing about 5 tons of raw pregabalin powder and nearly 4 million capsules plus a production setup, with an estimated market value around KD 150 million, announced at the close of a national anti-drug awareness campaign. Traffic Enforcement & Digital Compliance: The Interior Ministry warns motorists that repeated overtaking violations and obstructing traffic can lead to Traffic Court penalties and possible vehicle impoundment, while a new electronic link now blocks car-rental contracts if customers have unpaid traffic fines. Government Oversight on Development: The Prime Minister chaired a ministerial committee meeting to push major development projects forward and remove obstacles to speed implementation. Cabinet Governance Updates: Kuwait’s Cabinet approved steps to modernize the Official Gazette through an electronic, legally authoritative platform and to organize records-management responsibilities across entities. Health Regulation: The Health Ministry issued new rules governing promotion of medicines and medical products, tightening how company representatives can interact with ministry facilities. Public Services & Resilience: Kuwait reported summer grid performance success despite regional security pressures, citing conservation efforts, Gulf interconnection, maintenance schedules, and emergency readiness. International Diplomacy: Kuwait told the UN Security Council that starving civilians in conflicts is a threat to international peace and security, urging full implementation of existing obligations.
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