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Shako Marco? Chef combines Italian, Kuwaiti cuisines
KUWAIT: Marco Fiorot’s journey from pizza and pasta to machboos is a tale that reflects his decade of living in Kuwait while appetizing tongues and bellies. Fiorot, an Italian chef, more commonly recognized as Marco Vigonovo, is known for infusing Italian and international ingredients with Kuwaiti flavors.Fiorot told Kuwait Times that during the past year, he immersed himself in the study of Kuwaiti cuisine, crafting new recipes almost every...
The evolution of the Kuwaiti dinar
Although Kuwait may be small compared to other countries, its currency holds considerable power, adding an intriguing allure that captivates many people. Kuwait Times explored the history of the Kuwaiti currency’s evolution with owner of Heritage Coin Center Bassem Al-Ibraheem (Bu Jarrah).Establishment of the Kuwaiti currencyAccording to Ibraheem, in 1866, Sheikh Abdullah Al-Sabah, the fifth ruler of Kuwait, introduced the first national...
Expats see Kuwait as second home
By Chidi Emmanuel and Ghadeer GhloumOver the years, Kuwait has emerged as an international destination for expatriates seeking exciting and lucrative opportunities. With its thriving economy, modern infrastructure, cultural diversity and welcoming atmosphere, Kuwait has become an oasis that appeals to expatriates from around the world. Kuwait Times explored the reasons behind the growing attraction of expatriates towards Kuwait, highlighting its...
In unison and love, private schools, VO sing Kuwait anthem
KUWAIT: To engage with the ‘If You Like It, Sing for It’ campaign, the Private Schools Association partnered with VO company to orchestrate a special event involving all private schools in Kuwait to sing the national anthem. This not only aimed to celebrate national pride, but also to deliver a message that Kuwait is home for all. The event gathered 186 schools at Al Shaheed Park on Tuesday, February 20, 2024, where they sang Kuwait’s...
CAP exhibits Khalid Farhan’s works to pay tribute to Adam Henien
The Contemporary Art Platform (CAP) exhibited the works of Bahraini artist Khalid Farhan on Tuesday. Farhan, a graduate from Cairo, told Kuwait Times his artistic journey started from drawing, later extending to exploring sculpture. Being in Africa during his studies, he gained interest in African art, alongside the significance of the Egyptian pharaonic civilization representing a vast portion of the world’s ancientness.In Bahrain, where...
Canada ambassador visits Kuwait Times
KUWAIT: Ambassador of Canada to Kuwait Aliya Mawani paid a visit to Kuwait Times and Kuwait News on Wednesday. She was given a tour by Public Relations and CSR manager Jana Alnaqeeb and the Kuwait Times team. The tour started with Alnaqeeb providing Mawani with an introduction to the history of Kuwait Times, founded by Yousuf Al-Alyan, and presenting her a framed copy of the inaugural edition.The tour continued into the editorial department where...
KU celebrates diversity through ‘The People’s Forum’ event
KUWAIT: “The People’s Forum”, a gathering of 77 countries, took place at Kuwait University (KU) on Saturday, with participants displaying their unique heritage and history. During the opening, Dr Mishari Al-Harbi, Acting Director of Kuwait University, said Kuwait University always seeks to embrace different cultures through cultural scholarships, student exchange programs and joint cooperation agreements with multiple international...
Aging without offspring: The social challenges
KUWAIT: Some people age without having been blessed with children, either by personal choice, medical reasons or other factors. This is something that some individuals find difficult and somewhat concerning, especially with the nature of ageing and weakness. To examine more closely the psychological, social and economic aspects of ageing without children, Kuwait Times spoke to Behavior and human relations consultant Saad Al-Refaei and...
Turkish Embassy commemorates 1st quake anniversary
KUWAIT: The Turkish Embassy in Kuwait organized a solemn event on Feb 6, 2024 to remember the victims of the devastating earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria on the same date the previous year. The two earthquakes claimed the lives of approximately 55,000 people in a single day, while others suffered severe injuries and displacement. As part of the commemoration, attendees stood for a minute of silence to pay tribute to the souls lost in the...
Kuwait Science Club holds 14th exhibition for inventions
KUWAIT: Under the patronage of HH the Amir Sheikh Mishal Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah, the Kuwait Science Club organized the 14th International Exhibition for Inventions in the Middle East, which has achieved great success in its previous editions and has become the second-largest exhibition for inventions after the Geneva International Exhibition globally. The exhibition opened on Sunday.“I am pleased today to inaugurate the 14th International...
Gen Z’s favorite haunts in Kuwait
“Man oh man! What a wonderful place it is!” said Abdulrahman, expressing his excitement for one of the places he mentioned to Kuwait Times. In a country that seamlessly blends tradition with modernity, youths of Generation Z have discovered exciting destinations to explore in Kuwait. From the bustling streets of Kuwait City to the serene beauty of the desert, this generation is redefining where to go in Kuwait. To dive into the favorite...
Mojo app: An embodiment of innovation, social commerce
KUWAIT: Yearning for a platform that seamlessly blends social interaction with the convenience of e-commerce? Look no further than Mojo, a revolutionary company that is passionate about skincare, makeup and haircare. Imagine being able to shop through videos, where you can see the products right before your eyes. As you browse through the Mojo application, not only will you find the products you love, but will also earn reward points and a...
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