Regulations Enforce Drone Flights
The Kuwaiti Council of Ministers' article focused on continuing financial reforms aimed at raising Kuwait's credit rating in global indices. The Council affirmed its commitment to implementing these reforms. It also discussed regulating the use of drones through the issuance of a draft decree-law outlining the necessary conditions and regulations, in order to protect navigation safety and national security from the risks posed by unregulated drone usage. Additionally, the Council praised the Fitch Agency's report, which confirmed Kuwait's sovereign rating at (-AA) with a stable outlook, highlighting the strength of its financial position and substantial financial reserves, while anticipating a sluggish economic growth during 2026. The Council also condemned the Houthi attacks on the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Iran's attack on an Emirati vessel, emphasizing its solidarity and support for diplomatic efforts and regional and international initiatives to maintain stability and security. Furthermore, the Council reviewed Kuwait's diplomatic efforts to stay abreast of regional and global developments, with a focus on supporting youth and developing their capabilities as part of its developmental strategy.
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