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HAZIMA, Syria: Talal Sello (center) spokesman for the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) gives a speech as SDF commander Rojda Felat (second left) and other fighters listen on in this village on the northern outskirts of the Islamic States (IS) group’s Syrian bastion of Raqqa yesterday. — AFP
HAZIMA, Syria: Talal Sello (center) spokesman for the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) gives a speech as SDF commander Rojda Felat (second left) and other fighters listen on in this village on the northern outskirts of the Islamic States (IS) group’s Syrian bastion of Raqqa yesterday. — AFP

US-backed fighters thrust into Raqqa

KUWAIT: Teams from the Kuwaiti Ministry of Electricity, Water, and Renewable Energy and the World Bank came together in Kuwait to look into the fresh reforms of the latter’s 2024 program - aiming at improving Kuwait’s ranking in the business environment improvement program. During the meeting, held on Wednesday, the teams reviewed all electronic systems based on cutting-edge technology for the management, operation, and maintenance of the ministry’s assets, mainly geographical information systems (GIS), unified communication systems, and outage management, the ministry said in a press release.

The team had elaborated that such systems primarily ensure the provision of power and water services to investors with high reliability, along with, inter alia, the Ministry’s future renewable energy projects. The Ministry’s sophisticated e-service system that serves all segments of customs involving investors was also considered. Both sides’ teams would also meet again in the near future in order to weigh the implementation of the ministry’s new reforms. — KUNA

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