Kılınç Law & Consulting participates as a Bronze Sponsor of the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6th Edition!

LexisNexis Middle East is pleased to announce that Kılınç Law & Consulting will participate as a Bronze Sponsor at the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6th Edition held on 23 November 2022.

The conference is specifically designed for in-house counsel and will cover the latest legal developments and trends in Kuwait. It will be held in English and Arabic (simultaneous translation).

We hope you will join us for this unique and exclusive opportunity to meet existing and potential clients on 23 November 2022 in Kuwait City, Kuwait.

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AlBaker & Associates Law Firm participates as a Silver Sponsor of the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6th Edition!

LexisNexis Middle East is pleased to announce that AlBaker & Associates Law Firm will participate as a Silver Sponsor at the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6th Edition held on 23 November 2022.

The conference is specifically designed for in-house counsel and will cover the latest legal developments and trends in Kuwait. It will be held in English and Arabic (simultaneous translation).

We hope you will join us for this unique and exclusive opportunity to meet existing and potential clients on 23 November 2022 in Kuwait City, Kuwait.

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Alghanim Industries participates as a Gold Sponsor of the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6th Edition!

LexisNexis Middle East is pleased to announce that Alghanim Industries will participate as a Gold Sponsor at the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6th Edition held on 23 November 2022.

The conference is specifically designed for in-house counsel and will cover the latest legal developments and trends in Kuwait. It will be held in English and Arabic (simultaneous translation).

We hope you will join us for this unique and exclusive opportunity to meet existing and potential clients on 23 November 2022 in Kuwait City, Kuwait.

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Meet our Partners for the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6th Edition!

LexisNexis Middle East is pleased to announce that Al-Yaqout & Al-Fouzan Legal Group (LexisNexis Exclusive Law Firm Partner in Kuwait), the General Secretariat of The Supreme Council for Planning and Development, and the Kuwait Bar Association will once again partner with us at the Kuwait Business Law Forum Conference 2022 – 6^th Edition being held on 23 November 2022.

The conference is specifically designed for in-house counsel and will cover the latest legal developments and trends in Kuwait. It will be held in English and Arabic (simultaneous translation).

We hope you will join us for this unique and exclusive opportunity to meet existing and potential clients on 23 November 2022 in Kuwait City, Kuwait. For more information, click here.

Kuwait: Government to Accept Applications for Electric Vehicle Charging Points

Alqabas, 5 November 2022: Kuwait’s Electricity and Water Ministry has announced 2 December 2022 as the date it will begin accepting applications for licenses to install electric vehicle charging points by individuals and authorities wishing to provide them.

Individuals can apply via the ministry’s website and must be responsible for confirming that their household electricity supply meets the demands of electric vehicles.

The ministry will verify that chargers conform to previously approved specifications and controls.

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Kuwait: Use of Renewable Energy in Kuwait ‘Far Behind’ Target

Arab Times, 30 October 2022: The Kuwaiti government has published a report showing that Kuwait lags far behind in its use of renewable energy, with only 0.3% of the total installed capacity of power plants coming from renewable sources as of the end of 2020. 

The target percentage set at the United Nations Climate Change Conference increased from 1% in 2015 to 15% in 2030. 

The report includes recommendations for the state to increase the proportion of electricity production from renewable sources to ensure sustainable prosperity and enable Kuwait to contribute to reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases. 

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Kuwait: Famous Owner of Car Trading Service Investigated for Money Laundering

Alqabas, 20 October 2022: Kuwait’s Attorney General has announced that all monies and assets of a car trading service owner have been seized while the Public Prosecution Office investigates his company for money laundering offences.

It has been reported that the Trade and Industry Ministry received complaints from customers that the company had confiscated their money but not delivered their luxury cars. 

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Kuwait: Civil Service Commission to review expatriate work permits

Kuwait Times, 9 October 2022: The Kuwaiti Civil Service Commission (CSC) has announced plans to review the employment documents of expatriate workers and deport anyone without valid work permits. 

The CSC has set out a three-step plan starting with continuous inspection campaigns which will see any violators immediately deported and sponsors having to pay deportation expenses and any other fees.

The second step will be to stop renewals of expiring work permits for jobs which are not needed.

The third step will be to only issue work permits for necessary jobs, subject to professional tests.

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