Amid regional unrest, Kuwait maintains basic services and strengthens security measures
His Highness the Prime Minister, Sheikh Ahmad Al-Abdullah, presided over a critical session of the Supreme Defense Council at Bayan Palace on Saturday evening. The meeting was convened to assess the implications of ongoing regional developments and to evaluate Kuwait's national preparedness in addressing potential security challenges.
During the high-level session, key ministers and senior officials delivered detailed briefings on the readiness of various government agencies. These updates covered emergency response plans, continuity of essential services, and logistical coordination to ensure the stability of vital sectors.
The Council stressed the importance of ensuring uninterrupted essential services, safeguarding the availability of food and medical supplies, and reinforcing public safety mechanisms. Officials reiterated their commitment to protecting both citizens and expatriates across the country.
Amid escalating regional tensions, the Council affirmed its ongoing evaluation of geopolitical shifts that could influence national security. Continuous coordination with allied nations and intelligence sources remains a cornerstone of Kuwait’s defense strategy.
Agencies were instructed to stay on high alert and review operational protocols to swiftly respond to any potential threats. Emphasis was also placed on public communication and transparency to avoid panic and maintain trust among residents.
Kuwait continues to collaborate with international partners and defense alliances to stay aligned with broader security frameworks. The proactive stance taken by the Supreme Defense Council reflects Kuwait’s enduring commitment to regional stability and internal resilience.