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Kuwait’s go-to provider of green logistics

Kuwait is geographically in a great spot, but historically, it has lacked infrastructure. Now, with projects such as the new airport and the expansion of Mubarak Al Khabeer port, we can position Kuwait as a quicker transit hub.
This opens opportunities for localisation, global exports and better turnaround from sea to air. For FDI [foreign direct investment], logistics is key. Infrastructure upgrades are what allow local players to go global, and if we get it right, Kuwait will become a gateway to the region.

At the forefront of Kuwait’s oilfield services

Whenever we hear that more wells are going to be developed, the first thing we think of is the number of wells we can receive for testing, and how we must grow our operations.
Well testing is a per-unit business. You have to send a separator to each well to test the units, and the more wells there are, the larger the investment, as you have to procure more equipment and hire more people, which means more cost. This is where AI can kick in; there are technologies that we have to start pursuing aggressively to gain in efficiency and keep up with all the new business.

Kuwait Announces Massive Offshore Oil and Gas Discovery

Kuwait has discovered a significant amount of oil and gas in the Al-Noukhitha offshore field, estimated at around 3.2 billion barrels of oil equivalent.
The discovery includes 2.1 billion barrels of light oil and 5.1 trillion standard cubic feet of natural gas.
Kuwait plans to develop plans for extracting resources from the field as soon as possible, aiming to increase its oil production capacity to 4 million barrels per day by 2035.