Criminal Court sentences two Gulf nationals to prison and deportation
The Kuwait Criminal Court sentenced two GCC nationals to 7 years in prison and deportation for forging Kuwaiti nationality. A suspended sentence was issued for the first defendant, while the second was sentenced in person. The verdict included a fine of approximately 185,000 Kuwaiti Dinars for the first accused, with deportation after serving the sentence. The second defendant was sentenced to imprisonment with labor, dismissal from his job, and ordered to repay more than 103,000 Kuwaiti Dinars to the relevant authorities, along with a fine double the amount embezzled. Additionally, confiscation of the forged documents was issued. It is worth noting that the total stolen funds exceed 5 million dollars.
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