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Passant Hisham

Kuwait

Journalist at The Kuwait Times

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  • 1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Passant Hisham

    KUWAIT: A delegation from Keeta, a food delivery platform developed by Chinese tech company Meituan, paid a visit to Kuwait Times and Kuwait News on Tuesday, getting a glimpse into the local media scene. The stopover, which included friendly conversations and a lighthearted studio game, was part of Keeta’s broader regional exploration as it prepares to enter the Kuwaiti market, following launches in Hong Kong and Saudi Arabia.

  • 1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Passant Hisham

    KUWAIT: The US Embassy in Kuwait hosted an alumni networking event on Tuesday, bringing together multiple generations of Kuwaitis who studied at US universities or participated in American exchange programs. According to US Ambassador Karen Hideko Sasahara, the event provided a valuable opportunity for alumni to reconnect, exchange ideas, share contacts, and support the next generation preparing for their own educational journeys in the United States.

  • 1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Passant Hisham

    KUWAIT: France is broadening access to its world-class universities and institutes for Kuwaiti students, with an increasing number of programs now available in English.

  • 1 week ago | kuwaittimes.com | Passant Hisham

    KUWAIT: A rich dialogue unfolded on Sunday at the closing ceremony of the Second Hiroshima-Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Poster Exhibition at the Contemporary Art Platform, as Kuwaiti and Japanese experts exchanged reflections on peace, memory, and the potential for deeper cultural and technological collaboration.

  • 2 weeks ago | kuwaittimes.com | Passant Hisham

    KUWAIT: In an exhibition that bridges centuries of shared history, the Indian Embassy in Kuwait marked 250 years of India-Kuwait friendship, a relationship that began long before either nation took its modern form. Held at the National Library of Kuwait on Monday, the exhibition runs until Friday and features a rich collection of rare documents, trade records, and cultural artifacts.