81. Lukol Directory - Regional Middle East Kuwait Society And Culture Lukol Directory Regional Middle East kuwait Society and culture.kuwait Information Page for People with Special Needs Offers http://www.lukol.com/Top/Regional/Middle_East/Kuwait/Society_and_Culture/

Lukol Directory - Regional Middle East Kuwait ... Kuwait Information Page for People with Special Needs Offers a list of schools, clubs, associations, research centers and institutes which are concerned about people with special needs in Kuwait. http://www.safat.com/ Indians in Kuwait Information for Indians in Kuwait. http://www.indiansinkuwait.com Q8Dot.com Find pictures, clips, sound files, a quiz for Kuwaiti people, message forums, and chat. http://www.q8dot.com/ Sub-Topics: History (5) Personal Pages (7) War (2) Related Topics: Lukol Directory - Regional Middle East Society and Culture (91) ... Today's Jokes and Funny Pictures Search biggest search engines with one click: AOL Teoma Ask LookSmart ... DMOZ In partnership with FreakingNews.com Top-Greetings.com , and EcardsAddict.com Advertise with Us Contact Us Don't forget to tell your friends about LUKOL !

82. Doug Bandow On Kuwait On National Review Online August 21, 2003, 1200 pm Religious Freedom in a Muslim culture Thekuwaiti model. By Doug Bandow. kuwait CITY, kuwait — Like other http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/comment-bandow082103.asp

Home Corner Articles Authors ... Print Version August 21, 2003, 12:00 p.m. Religious Freedom in a Muslim Culture The Kuwaiti model. By Doug Bandow KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT But Kuwait possesses something that many of Muslim nations do not have: Christian churches. Saudi Arabia is renowned for its suppression of religious liberty, including executing apostates. Christian churches have been bombed and burned in Muslim countries ranging from Pakistan to Indonesia. And Christians in Iraq are now worrying about their future, with fundamentalist Shiites no longer restrained by Saddam Hussein's regime. In contrast, Kuwait allows its many Christian residents to worship in peace. "We've never had any serious interference at all," observes Rev. Jerry Zandstra, a pastor at the National Evangelical Church. Ruthless Islamic repression of Christians is not inherent to the Gulf. Christian churches operated in the region as early as the 5th-century A.D. During Ottoman times the British, Dutch, and Portuguese plied the trade routes and practiced their faiths. In 1909 American Dr. Arthur Bennett took up residence in Kuwait, beginning a medical practice that led to construction of a hospital and church. Although the American mission in Kuwait no longer exists, the Christian presence is much bigger today.

83. Peter Berkowitz On Women & Kuwait On National Review Online of the ruling family, under minister of higher education, and the highestrankingwoman in the kuwait government, kuwait s distinctive culture and history http://www.nationalreview.com/comment/berkowitz200403030936.asp

Home Corner Articles Authors ... Print Version March 03, 2004, 9:36 a.m. An Oasis Kuwaiti women make progress. By Peter Berkowitz KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT In fact, the legal liabilities and social discrimination to which women in Kuwait are subject reach beyond political rights. According to Freedom in the World 2003 , Freedom House's annual worldwide survey of political rights and civil liberties, Kuwaiti women "are legally disadvantaged in matters of marriage, divorce, and inheritance, must have the permission of a male relative to obtain a passport; and cannot confer citizenship on their children." In addition, and though the proportion is growing, women remain under-represented in the labor force. Yet, on a recent trip, I discovered that the picture is not nearly so bleak as a cold recitation of Kuwait's failings might suggest. Indeed, Kuwaiti liberals told me that they are optimistic that time and momentum is on the side of women's suffrage. Although, as American newspapers gloomily reported, the liberals lost seats to the Islamists in last July's parliamentary elections, forces sympathetic to the government retained a majority (which the newspapers failed to mention) in Kuwait's 50-seat parliament. Though lethargic in recent years, the government's backing of women's rights is an important reason that liberals in Kuwait remain hopeful that the national assembly will pass legislation granting women political rights sooner rather than later, perhaps even before the next election scheduled for 2007.

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87. The Power Of Culture- Selma Al-Radi - War And Cultural Heritage: Lessons From Le Mainland kuwait has no cultural remains – there was no water onthe mainland and therefore, no human habitation. When the Sabah http://kvc.minbuza.nl/uk/articles/war_and_cultural_heritage.html

Policy Cultural diversity Cultural heritage Art and development ... Economic development War and cultural heritage: Lessons from Lebanon, Kuwait and Iraq lecture by Selma Al-Radi My talk today will deal with the cultural heritage of a country that is at war or in a state of civil war. What happens to this heritage, what happens to museums abandoned by their guards or to archaeological sites left unprotected? What happens to these national institutions when they come under attack from mobs or looters in troubled times? I will talk about three such happenings that took place in the Middle East in the recent past, and, because I am an archaeologist, I will begin with the earliest and end with the latest. The Beirut Museum In the early days of the civil war, which officially began in 1975, the recently retired Director of the Beirut Museum, Emir Maurice Chehab, a venerable man in his early 70s, shipped the small precious objects, the gold, and other major pieces, to the French Archaeological Institute in Damascus for safe-keeping. Other objects were placed in the underground chambers of the Crusader Castle in Byblos, north of Beirut. The remaining objects stayed in the museum; most of the delicate objects were stored in cardboard boxes in the staff offices on the second floor and the more resilient objects were placed on shelves in the basement storage rooms.

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90. Kuwait Cultural Office In Washington, United States Of America 2003 kuwait Cultural Office. All Rights Reserved http://www.kuwaitculture.com/

91. Education In Kuwait statistics for more figures on education, enrollment, graduation, etc.Back to top. © 2003 kuwait Cultural Office. All Rights Reserved, http://www.kuwaitculture.com/educ.htm

Site map Search ANNOUNCEMENTS UNIVERSITY LISTINGS ... EVENTS Education in Kuwait The history of education in Kuwait Education in Kuwait today Higher education in Kuwait Kuwait University ... Statistics and figures on education, enrollment and graduation The History of Education in Kuwait The development of the Kuwaiti educational system can be largely attributed to the wealth that oil has brought to the country. At the turn of the 20 th The government took control of education in 1939 and had begun 17 schools by 1945. As oil production picked up in the post-World War II era, the government began investing large sums of money into social services, and education was one of its top priorities. By 1960, there were about 45,000 students enrolled in the Kuwaiti educational system, including 18,000 girls. Back to top Education in Kuwait today Many Kuwaitis choose not to send their children to government schools but, rather, enroll them in private schools. There are numerous private schools in Kuwait, many of which have foreign sponsors and are co-ed. The Bayan Bilingual School, the American School of Kuwait, the American International School, the British School of Kuwait, and the French School are several of the many prestigious private schools available to the Kuwaiti population.

92. Doing Business In Kuwait Reports on successful trading, negotiating and dealing with businessculture in kuwait. Doing Business in kuwait. Business reports http://www.businessculture.com/kuwait.html

Doing Business in Kuwait Business reports on successful trading, negotiating and dealing with business culture in Kuwait. Get practical tips how to do business with Kuwait. Discover the best way to conduct business meetings and make business presentations. Find out about exporting and importing practices in Kuwait. Receive information on useful business contacts in Kuwait. Learn about Kuwait business communication style and business entertainment. The reports are published by International Cultural Enterprises, Inc. (for more information about the company click here ), leaders in international business information, in cooperation with top US executives currently doing business in Kuwait. Below please find the titles of the reports with a brief summary of the topics, as well as the word count. To receive a full text please click on the ordering and pricing information following each report summary. Report title: Doing Business in Kuwait Total words: Topics summary: Greetings and Introductions .... Names and Titles .... Proper Manners .... Developing Relationships .... Proper Conversations .... Business Dress ... Exchanging Favors .... Being on Time .... Communication Style ... Negotiating .... Gift Giving ... Business Entertainment ... Useful Addresses To Receive the Report Enter Here To see reports on other countries

93. Kuwait Newspapers And News Sites World Newspapers and Magazines, kuwait Newspapers and News Sitesin English. Search this site. Search news source by country. http://www.world-newspapers.com/kuwait.html

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94. Kuwait Blind Association cultural committee had a significant presence by issuing of a magazine in Braillewhich was published for a low annual subscription inside and outside kuwait. http://www.safat.com/blnd.html

Kuwait Blind Association Establishment Objectives Committees Activities: ... Address Kuwait Blind Association was established on 8/10/1972 by ten members who were the founders of the association: Kalaf Salem Al-Mesbah Falah Al-Dyghaiman Al-Raja Abdul-Rahman Khalifa Al-Attar Abdullah Ali Al-Khanini Abdullah Jaafar Bu-Mejdad Yakoub Yousef Bu-Ghaith Ahmed Mohammed Al-Yagout Yousef Hassan Al-Sharah Hassan Ali Shams Ali Abdul-Redha Al-Meel Their objective, for the establishment of the association, was to serve the blind in the state of Kuwait and to achieve several goals which they wished to come true. The objectives are: Complete cooperation among the blind. Provide culture for the members through audio aids and books in BRAILLE. Publicize information about the blind by holding parties and invite citizens to attend seminars about the blind's conditions and activities and to publicize their news. Perform whatever brings happiness to the members. Act to solve the problems, provide pastimes and work to get them together in one place. Get acquainted with the blind in Arab and foreign countries.

95. The Mission Monthly Cultural Bulletin Issued By Kuwait’s House In Egypt Monthly Cultural Bulletin. Issued by kuwait’s House in Egypt. The Mission wasmonthly issued as a cultural bulletin prepared by kuwait’s House in Egypt. http://www.crsk.org/pub39.htm

C enter for R esearch and S tudies on K uwait CRSK The Mission Monthly Cultural Bulletin Prepared by Center for Research and Studies on Kuwait No. of pages 3857, in 9 volumes Published Language Arabic webmaster@crsk.org P O Box 65131, AL Mansouriya, 35652, Kuwait Tel (965) 2574081/2/3 - Fax (965) 2574078

96. The British Council - Kuwait you will need to apply to The British Embassy kuwait for a the United Kingdom s internationalorganisation for educational opportunities and cultural relations http://www2.britishcouncil.org/kuwait.htm

Welcome to the British Council Kuwait The British Council in Kuwait connects people with learning opportunities and creative ideas from the UK. Our aim is to build lasting relationships between the UK and Kuwait. So whether you want to study in the UK, learn English in Kuwait or take an exam - this is the best place to start. OPINION POLL Would you prefer to access our website in English or Arabic? I prefer to access the site in English language I prefer to access the site in Arabic language It doesnt make a difference to me if the site is in English or Arabic SUBMIT Where we are in Kuwait Contact or visit us at our centre in Mansouriya. Stories of Success Find out how we have helped people like you reach their goals. Our Arabic website Have a look at our new Arabic site. All information about and from the British Council in Arabic. CULTURE-LAB UK find out about the New route PhD Visit the i-uk website Find a school in the UK ... APPLY FOR A UK VISA If you are planning to study in the UK you will need to apply to The British Embassy Kuwait for a visa. The visa application has changed find out which visa you should apply for.

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100. YaHind - Serving Indians Globally Through organising Cultural Weeks in kuwait and abroad the Councilenhances cultural relations on an international level. Bedouin http://www.yahind.com/regional/kuwait/herritage.shtml

YAHIND REGISTRATION ARTICLES / INTERVIEWS JOB SEARCH NRI EDUCATION ... USEFUL INFORMATION Yahind Regionals Yahind Saudi Arabia Yahind Bahrain Yahind Egypt Yahind Kuwait ... Regional Kuwait... Youth culture is encouraged through free annual art exhibitions and at special studios for free art established in residential areas. The Council sponsors festivals and scientific symposia dedicated for young peoples' culture, and participates in many exhibitions and competitions. Through organising Cultural Weeks in Kuwait and abroad the Council enhances cultural relations on an international level. Bedouin art, the most characteristic expression of Kuwaiti folk arts, best illustrated by weaving of clothes, rugs and other products from sheep wool - an art known as Al-Sadu - is preserved and actively undertaken at Al-Sadu House, a cultural philanthropic institution which has attracted a group of bedouin women on a permanent basis to provide a constant supply of Sadu. Local residents and foreign visitors are always keen to own this bedouin textile in their homes. There are numerous folklore troupes performing popular dances and these receive annual support from the government in order to promote heritage cultures. In addition Kuwait Television has formed the Kuwait Television Folklore Troupe which has acquired world renown in presenting Kuwaiti folklore abroad through its performances and popular dances at various world festivals.

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