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Learn more about the challenges faced by Megaworld and Datem in their luxury construction partnership and the impact of project delays on their collaboration.
Learn more about the challenges faced by Megaworld and Datem in their luxury construction partnership and the impact of project delays on their collaboration.
Learn more about the ERC’s call for Meralco to end anti-competitive practices in the baseload capacity bidding process. Find out why lawmakers are concerned about the limited number of potential bidders and the proposed review of the bidding terms.
Learn more about Meralco’s response to allegations of overcharging customers and its commitment to fair practices in the energy industry. Find out about the company’s regulatory compliance and transparent selection process for power supply procurement.
The Bahraini Ministry of Industry and Commerce has initiated anti-dumping investigations against certain imports from China in the Gulf region. This move reflects the GCC’s commitment to protecting its national industry and ensuring fair trade practices. This article discusses the implications of these investigations for Filipino Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in Kuwait and their families, as well as the importance of staying informed about trade regulations and policies in the Gulf region. It emphasizes the need for fair competition and the potential impact on the availability and affordability of certain imported products in the Gulf region. Filipino OFWs and their families are advised to stay updated on these developments and seek guidance from relevant government agencies and support networks.
Al Hakimi Supermarket is pleased to announce the opening of its newest kiosk in the heart of Salmiya at the flagship City Centre store. This exciting addition offers customers in Kuwait a convenient and modern shopping experience, with a diverse selection of products at competitive prices. The new Al Hakimi kiosk is now open seven days a week from 9 am to 10 pm, providing customers with extended shopping hours for their convenience. Whether you’re in need of Indian spices, Ayurveda herbs, or other foodstuff, the Al Hakimi kiosk at City Centre Salmiya has you covered. For Filipino OFWs in Kuwait and their families, the opening of the Al Hakimi kiosk in City Centre Salmiya is particularly noteworthy. Being away from home can be challenging, but having access to familiar products and flavors can help alleviate homesickness. The wide range of Indian spices and Ayurveda herbs available at the kiosk will allow Filipino OFWs to recreate the authentic flavors of their favorite dishes, providing a taste of home even when they are miles away. Furthermore, the competitive prices offered by Al Hakimi Supermarket make it an attractive option for budget-conscious Filipino OFWs. The partnership between Al Hakimi Supermarket and City Centre Salmiya also highlights the growing diversity and international influence in Kuwait. By offering a curated range of imports, including the popular Waitrose brand from the UK, City Centre Salmiya caters to the diverse needs and preferences of its customers. This not only enhances the shopping experience for Filipino OFWs, but also for other residents and visitors in Kuwait who appreciate a wide selection of products from around the world. In conclusion, the opening of the Al Hakimi kiosk in City Centre Salmiya brings a new level of convenience and variety to shoppers in Kuwait. With its wide range of Indian spices, Ayurveda herbs, and competitive prices, Al Hakimi Supermarket is poised to become a go-to destination for Filipino OFWs and their families. The partnership with City Centre Salmiya further enhances the shopping experience, providing a one-stop destination for all their needs. Whether it’s recreating the flavors of home or exploring new culinary delights, the Al Hakimi kiosk at City Centre Salmiya is sure to satisfy the diverse tastes of its customers.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry in Kuwait has expanded its list of subsidized and discounted food supplies, providing its citizens with a wider range of essential commodities. This initiative aims to alleviate the financial burden on Kuwaiti citizens, particularly those with lower incomes, and contribute to the overall stability and prosperity of the nation. Find out more about the Ministry’s commitment to the well-being of Kuwaiti citizens and its efforts to enhance the standard of living and improve welfare.