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First Clash: The Minister of Oil Ali Jarrah Al-Sabah & Some Members of the Parliament

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When we were praying for the new Cabinet, on 6th.March 2007 , point # 5 , we were praying for “ the new ministers to be BOLD against any corruption at the country and rule without any compromise .to make Kuwait a Corruption free Zone ”
,& also on 6th. March 2007 ,we asked God to form a Cabinet Able to carry out reforms

Only this week (Sat. 12th. May 2007 ) , one of the news papers interviewed the Minister of Oil Ali Jarrah Al-Sabah. And during this interview he talked about the corruption at the oil sector and his willing to Disassembling the Corruption Empire at this ministry.
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Three Christians Murdered in Turkey

See what some Muslim think about the murder of three Christians in Turkey. This is from the Jihad Watch website (and opens in a new window).

http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/016106.php

Kuwait keeps key posts unchanged in new cabinet

Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah formed a new cabinet on Sunday and kept key posts unchanged.

The health minister, Sheikh Ahmad who last month was accused of financial and administrative violations was replaced.

The new cabinet introduces six new ministers including two Islamists, who join another two Islamist ministers in the 16-member government. It also includes two members of the country’s Shi’ite Muslim minority and two women.

Kuwait’s parliament has a history of challenging the cabinet in a region where the public usually plays little role in political change.

Kuwait sits on nearly 10% of global oil reserves. Cabinet changes have not tended to have a direct impact on its energy policy, which is formulated by a supreme council.

What this means for Kuwait will become clearer in the coming weeks, but for now some clarity and stability has come to a country responsible for 10% of the global oil reserves.

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Formation of the Kuwaiti Cabinet

His Highness the Amir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah al Ahmad al Jaber al Sabah on Sunday issued a decree on the formation of the 15-member cabinet of His Highness the Prime Minister Sheikh Nasser al Mohammad al Ahmad al Sabah.

Upon the presentation of His Highness the Prime Minister, the new cabinet groups 15 ministers including two female who held the health ministry and the Education and higher education portfolio.

The line up groups: — First Deputy Prime Minister, Interior Minister and Defense Minister Sheikh Jaber al Mubarak al Hamad al Sabah.

– Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Dr. Mohammad Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah.

– Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs Faisal Mohammad Al-Hajji Bukhadhour.

– Minister of Finance Bader Mishari Al-Humaidhi.

– Minister of Communications and Minister of State for National Assembly Affairs Shireeda Abdullah Saad Al-Muoshirji.

– Minister of Social Affairs and Labor Sabah Al-Khalid Al-Hamad Al-Sabah.

– Minister of Information Abdullah Saud Al-Muhailbi.

– Minister of Justice and Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs Dr. Abdullah Maatouq Al-Maatouq.

– Minister of State for Housing Affairs Abdulwahed Mahmoud Al-Awadhi.

– Minister of Oil Ali Jarrah Al-Sabah.

– Minister of Commerce and Industry Falah Fahad Mohammad Al-Hajri.

– Minister of Electricity and Water Mohammad Abdullah Hadi Al-Olaim.

– Minister of Health Dr. Maasouma Saleh Al-Mubarak.

– Minister of Public Works and Minister of State for Municipal Affairs Moussa Hussein Abdullah Al-Sarraf.

– Minister of Education and Minister of Higher Education Nouriya Subeeh Barrak Al-Subeeh.

for more Details, please Visit:

www.kuna.net.kw

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More time needed to form cabinet

According to the Arab Times, the Prime Minister of Kuwait is facing no problem in forming a new government, but he needs more time to finalize certain issues.It is important for the country to form a good cabinet since the cabinet has the most responsibility for economic development. To that end Member of the National Working Bloc Saleh Al-Fadalah said “we will not force HH the Prime Minister to speed-up the formation of the new government, especially since the Constitution does not have any specific article for this issue.”

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