Kuwait Plans to Implement Regulatory Measures for Places of Worship
Government Meeting Held to Discuss Licensing of Religious Institutions
In a significant move towards regulating places of worship and religious centers, a meeting was recently held in Kuwait. The gathering, which included representatives from different government departments, aimed to align religious activities with legal frameworks, consolidate values, and reinforce Kuwait's regional and international standing.
The meeting was chaired by First Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Sheikh Fahad Yousef Saud Al-Sabah, who also presided over the second meeting of a government team tasked with this important task. The session was attended by several high-ranking government officials, including Justice Minister Nasser Al-Sumait, Minister of State for Municipal and Housing Affairs Abdullatif Al-Meshari, and Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs Mohammed Al-Wasmi.
Salah Al-Majed, Head of the Fatwa and Legislation Department, was also part of the meeting. Representatives from several government agencies were present, ensuring a comprehensive discussion involving various government officials.
The discussions focused on mechanisms for licensing religious institutions, with the primary focus being on ensuring that these institutions serve society while complying with regulations. The meeting reviewed outcomes from the first meeting and delved into further discussions with officials from various government sectors.
The purpose of these meetings is in line with the guidance from Kuwait's wise leadership directives, and the sessions follow a clear path towards regulating mosques and religious centers in a manner that benefits society as a whole. The search results do not provide the name of the chairman of the third meeting of the government working group responsible for this task.
The meetings are a testament to Kuwait's commitment to maintaining a harmonious balance between religious activities and legal frameworks, ensuring a strong and stable society that stands tall on the regional and international stage.
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