Naturalized citizen cannot vote or run
The Council of Ministers approved a new legislative package aimed at modernizing the citizenship and judiciary systems in Kuwait. The amendments to the citizenship law include the introduction of electronic certificates that enable the digital issuance of citizenship documents, while stipulating that individuals who acquire citizenship through naturalization do not have the right to vote or run for office. The government also discussed a draft regulation for the judiciary to enhance its independence and efficiency by updating the criteria for selecting and appointing judges, developing oversight mechanisms, unifying judicial principles, and facilitating litigation procedures through electronic means. Additionally, economic divisions were established to expedite the resolution of commercial disputes, alongside simplifying legislative procedures, in order to keep pace with global and regional developments in justice administration.
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