Kuwait

Isa Ahmad Al-Kandari is the Minister of State for Municipality Affairs for Kuwait.

Yes.

Unicon AERTED CONCRETE PLANT â€" AUTOCLAVED (Batching Plant) â€" at KUWAIT, Manufacturing of cement tiles and cement blocks.

Yes! everyone in Kuwait goes to school. they go to pre-school, grade school, middle school, highschool, university.

Kuwait is

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There are no postcodes. There is no postal system. Most individuals and companies rent mailbox numbers and collect their letters.

There are many companies traded on the Kuwait Stock Exchange. A lot of these companies are Kuwait banking branches, along with investment and security companies. In addition to these there are cable companies, electric companies, glass manufacturers and plenty more.

Tickets are stamped non-refundable, so if you are sick you will no get your money back. You have a choice to get Travel Insurance that protects if you anything happens you get your money back.

120 Km/hr in highway such as Fahaheel Express Highway (Road 30) and Road 40. Speed camera anywhere. Some busy roads are limited to 80 Km/hr.

Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah is the Prime Minister of Kuwait.

Yes it is.

Yes, although if a gay person is not sexually active, he or she has little chance of being arrested.

Between 70% to 80% of Muslims in Kuwait belong to the Sunni and 20-30% are Shi'as.

20 Dinar issued as in April 1994

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sir i wont visa Kuwait i ii be wor Kuwait

Iraq.Has it own dinar that is not connected to the Kuwait dinar

Amway is a contraction of "American Way". Needless to say it stared in the USA. It is now the largest business of it's type in the world. The company was founded by Rich DeVos and Jay Van Andel. The company remains private to this day.

Kuwait is a constitutional monarchy. Not presidential. The head of state is Emiror Sheikh.A council of ministers, also known as cabinet ministers, aids the Prime Minister. Currently the country is under the reign of the Al Sabah family

1000 miles from the persian gulf. Next to saudi arabia and isreal

- Bassam Al-Ghanim - The 61-year-old billionaire's worth is 1.6 billion. Sources are assets inherited from his father's conglomerate Alghanim Industries as well as a stake in Gulf Bank. The family holdings sell General Motors vehicles, among other things. He currently lives in Los Angeles, California.

- Kutabaya Al-Ghanim - His worth is $1.6 billion, which he owes to an inheritance from their father which included a share in the conglomerate Al-Ghanim industries and a stake in the Gulf Bank. He runs the family's holding company which apart from other things, sells General Motors vehicles. He lives in Kuwait with his wife and three children.

- Al kharafi Family - 3 brothers Fawzi, lessaim, and Muhannad, are each worth $1.2 billion, due largely to their father passing on the running of MAK Group, one of the Middle East's biggest holding companies. They live in Kuwait.

- Muhammad alshaya heads one of the country's wealthiest business conglomerates, the Alshaya group, which is believed to be worth $6.50 billion.

· Fawaz Al Hasawi and Family - Fawaz's personal fortune is estimated at L1.4 billion. He and his brothers, Abdulaziz and Omar Al-Hasawi, belong to one of the wealthiest families in Kuwait whose business interests are in property, hotels and air conditioning..

- Kutayba Algharim - Worth is $1.2 billion.

Algeria uses the Algerian Dinar Bahrain uses the Bahrain Dinar
Iraq uses the Iraqi Dinar
Jordan uses the Jordanian Dinar
Kuwait uses the Kuwaiti Dinar

Mina Abdullah

everybody knows that Kuwait is very very very rich country so off cause the Amir will be rich and one of Kuwaities celebration in FEB 25 ,2011 he gave every single Kuwaiti free food for 15 month and he gave to kuwaiti 1000 Dinar(kuwaiti money EX:$ in US) and kuwaitis love him so much because he's really nice with them he always give kuwaitis money