AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoKuwait Security & Infrastructure: Kuwait’s Cabinet condemned Iran’s missile and drone attacks as a violation of sovereignty, with the Prime Minister visiting Al-Adan Hospital to check on injured people. Kuwait also summoned Iran’s ambassador over the attack on the tanker “Kaifan,” while Kuwait’s air defenses intercepted hostile missiles and drones. Water and Power Shock: UN officials warned that attacks on civilian infrastructure are unacceptable, pointing to repeated strikes on Kuwait’s electricity and desalination systems, raising fears for water security. Maritime Energy Pressure: Qatar and other Gulf states condemned renewed Iranian attacks tied to Hormuz, as shipping disruptions and tanker incidents pushed oil higher. Energy Cooperation: Kuwait Fund and UNDP signed a $3m grant to support a Lebanon solar project aimed at cutting diesel dependence and improving public electricity reliability. Business & Industry Resilience: Kuwait Emergency Response Fund thanked major private-sector backers for $6m to help repair infrastructure damage. Regional Diplomacy Under Strain: UN chief António Guterres said there’s no military solution and urged intensified diplomacy as US-Iran hostilities expand, with Kuwait repeatedly cited among affected countries.
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