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Kuwait plans more major projects
KUWAIT: The country will see many large-scale projects, like the establishment of industrial zones and labor and urban developments, low-cost housing units on Al-Salmi Road, and the new towns of Al-Mutlaa, Ayem, and Subiya, said the Minister of Public Works and Minister of State for Municipality Affairs on.

Speaking to the press following a tour of Jahra Governorate, Fadhil Safar Ali Safar, stressed the government's keenness to provide integrated services in all areas, adding that the ministry begins detailed planning of these projects once infrastructure and finances are dealt with. He added that great effort and monitoring is required to complete the projects satisfactorily.

The auto scrap and spare-parts outlet project was forwarded to the
Ministry of Commerce and Industry to supervise its execution in the near future, he added, with the site to be located far from residential areas. A decision has been taken to turn the current location into a park, he explained, and the Public Authority for Industry is to get an alternative site. - KUNA
Posted on: 26/01/2009

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