
So another year has come and gone.
In the run up to the one year anniversary of the late Sheik Jaber Al Sabah, perhaps it’s an appropriate time to reflect on a year which promised some exciting times for the much vaunted ‘New Kuwait.’
2006 gave us hope. Not only did Kuwait have a new ‘visionary’ leader at the helm, but many of the previous constrictions, such as women’s voting rights, were finally lifted after a 44 year struggle for equality.
Remember the buzz, the hype, the wild rumours?
Was Kuwait finally going to break from its 17th century shackles and (gasp) modernize ?
So let’s take a look at what has been happening in the aftermath of the great ‘power struggle’ which ensued late last January.
Hmmm.
Aside from an extraordinary amount of money being spent on an entire entourage of ‘Foreign Policy’ Related Travel expenses……er…..not a lot.
Whilst the rest of the Middle East has moved forward, evaluated their political and economical positions , embraced progression and pushed for a more open and liberalized society – what’s been going on in our Kuwait?
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