Sub-heading: Exploring Kuwait: 6 months of first-hand experience on the road to development
Kuwait, a Middle Eastern country, has always been known for its rich oil resources and unique culture. As a witness who has lived on this land for half a year, I would like to share some real insights about the extent of development in this country.
First of all, Kuwait has made great achievements in the economic field. The oil industry is the backbone of its economy, which gives Kuwait an important role on the global stage. However, I have also seen the efforts of the Government of Kuwait in its efforts to diversify its economy. They are investing in infrastructure, scientific and technological innovation, and education in an attempt to reduce their dependence on oil and make their economies more robust and diversified.
In terms of standard of living, the people of Kuwait enjoy a high quality of life. The city is stunningly modern, with high-rise buildings rising from the ground and modern shopping malls and facilities scattered throughout. In addition, the education and medical security system is also quite perfect, providing good welfare and services to residents.
In terms of culture, Kuwait has a unique and rich tradition. I have had the privilege of participating in some traditional celebrations and festive events, such as Eid al-Fitr and National Day celebrations. Kuwaitis are very proud of their culture and traditions, and they are happy to share these precious heritages with others.
I have also had many wonderful experiences as part of my life in Kuwait. I remember those sunset trips to the Sahara Desert, experiencing the desert atmosphere and feeling the magnificence and mystery of this land. I also experienced the hospitality of Kuwaitis, who always welcomed me with a warm smile and warm hospitality, both at work and in social situations.
Of course, like any other country, Kuwait faces some challenges. For example, some social issues and cultural differences persisted, especially in the areas of gender equality and cultural inclusion, and there was room for improvement.
Overall, I am grateful for this experience in Kuwait. I am inspired by the level of development of the country, which is constantly striving to improve itself while also actively preserving and passing on its cultural traditions. During this time, I gained a deeper understanding of the diversity and charm of Middle Eastern countries, and also made me cherish the exchange and understanding between different cultures.
As I leave Kuwait, I am grateful, with fond memories and wishes for this country. May Kuwait continue to move towards a more prosperous, open and diversified path in the future, so that more people can appreciate the unique charm and infinite possibilities of this land.