Kuwait has resumed issuing electronic visas for tourists from 53 eligible countries after improving its visa system. The new portal allows applicants to apply online, providing essential details and documents. The platform will eventually offer additional visa categories, including business, family, and government visas, in the future.
Kuwait has introduced a new ministerial resolution (No. 2815 of 2024) that ensures electronically issued vehicle driving permits for residents are accepted nationwide for all governmental and non-governmental transactions. This move aims to simplify verification processes, improve administrative efficiency, and enhance convenience for residents.
PayTabs has partnered with Concept Combined Group Kuwait to launch PayTabs Kuwait, aiming to enhance digital payment services in the country. The initiative will provide secure and efficient payment solutions, particularly for SMEs, and support Kuwait’s digital transformation goals under the ‘New Kuwait 2035’ vision.
PayTabs has partnered with Concept Combined Group Kuwait to launch PayTabs Kuwait, aiming to expand digital payment services in the country. The initiative will offer advanced payment solutions, focusing on SMEs, and align with Kuwait’s economic vision for 2035 by improving digital infrastructure and meeting growing demand for secure payment processing.
Kuwait secured third place globally and in the Arab world for mobile internet speed, achieving an average speed of 258.51 Mbps, according to the October 2024 Speed Test Global Index. This reflects significant advancements in telecommunications infrastructure, with GCC countries continuing to lead in digital connectivity and innovation.
SAP is committed to supporting Kuwait’s economic, digital, and environmental objectives through technology solutions and workforce development.
The two countries emphasize the importance of sharing knowledge and expertise in innovation and technology.
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Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior is set to install an advanced AI-based camera system nationwide to monitor and record traffic violations, aiming to reduce accidents. Alongside this initiative, a new traffic law will impose higher fines and restrict car ownership for expatriates, enhancing road safety in the country.
Kuwait’s 11th e-Government Forum spotlights the advancement of digital government services, aiming to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and foster seamless integration across agencies. Key initiatives include CITRA’s 5G Advance network and “Kashif” caller ID service, highlighting Kuwait’s commitment to digital transformation and improved citizen services.
