Kuwaiti judiciary to be fully local by 2030
Kuwait aims to achieve full localization (kuwaitization) in the judiciary by 2030, with the current localization rate at 87% and expected to reach 100% by that year. The Minister of Justice highlighted the state's efforts to modernize the legislative system and reduce the number of cases before the courts by approximately 20% by mid-year, with an expected decline from one million to 800,000 cases annually. The reforms include enacting new laws such as the Penal Code and advancing digital transformation through new electronic services, as well as laws regulating family justice and documentation, all aimed at enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and minimizing crimes. There is a particular focus on updating legislations that have a direct impact on society and the economy.
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