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The Cabinet held a meeting chaired by the prime minister to discuss several important issues. It decided to allocate 709.4 million Kuwaiti dinars for infrastructure projects, reflecting the government’s commitment to developing essential services. It also reviewed reports on current projects and future plans aimed at strengthening the national economy.

The government stressed the importance of speeding up project implementation to ensure sustainable development. The meeting highlighted the need for cooperation among government agencies to achieve the intended goals, with a focus on improving citizens’ quality of life.

The meeting also addressed social support programs, allocating additional funding to support low-income families. The Cabinet said these steps were part of efforts to address the economic and social challenges facing the country.

The meeting concluded by stressing the need to continually monitor project progress and assess results regularly to ensure the intended goals are met. Ministers expressed optimism about the future and a commitment to transparency and accountability in managing the state’s financial resources.

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