KUWAIT: Jahez International Company (Jahez International), a pioneering platform that connects customers with their favorite restaurants through online orders, organized a series of community-driven and customer focused initiatives during March. These included strategic partnerships, exclusive collaborations, exciting competitions, and traditional celebrations, reflecting the company’s broader strategy to engage with its customers and support the community. Recognizing Ramadan as a time that brings people together through shared values and traditions, Jahez International implemented its March initiatives in a way that balanced its social impact in the community while engaging its customers.
Each initiative launched during the period was selected to address different community needs while offering customers meaningful ways to celebrate the values behind the holy month. Bader Al-Ajeel, Chief Executive Officer of Jahez International, said: “We at Jahez International are committed to creating long-term value through initiatives that strengthen our role as contributors to the Kuwaiti community. This Ramadan, we aligned our efforts through strategic partnerships and specific programs that support various causes and spread awareness, while also deepening our engagement with our valued customers.
These initiatives are part of our broader roadmap for 2025 that integrates social responsibility into our operations.” Al-Ajeel added: “Jahez International highly values the relationships it has formed with institutions that operate in the government and private sectors and entrepreneurs. Our commitment to serve as contributing members of the community drives us to continuous search for innovative ways to collaborate with our partners to create a stronger and wider impact.”
Jahez International’s team organizes its “Iftar Saem” initiative, in which the company distributed over 4,000 Iftar meals during Ramadan.
Jahez International, partnering with Weyay Bank, distribute 10,000 gift boxes in Andalus Mall and the Surra area for girgian.
First place winners are presented with a prize of KD 1,000 during a Jackaroo Competition for women organized by Jahez International at Andalus Mall.
Promotions, collaborations
During Ramadan, Jahez International launched the “Jahazeyat Menu” on its app. The special box included stuffed grape leaves, chocolate fudge, muhalabiya, and a festive girgian gift box. Jahez also offered KD 1 cashback on every dessert ordered, adding further value for its users during the season.
Jahez International also introduced a TV series called “Qafsha Show”. The series, which aired on KTV and online platforms, featured a different Jahez Partner daily. Through the show, guests highlighted their Jahez-affiliated restaurants and the stories behind them, offering viewers a closer look at the people and passion driving local businesses. Additionally, Jahez introduced an exclusive collaboration between doh! and Chef Sawsan Matbakhi which included a new menu item — a modern twist on “Om Ali”. The dish was available exclusively through the Jahez App for delivery and was featured on doh!’s e-commerce store.
Community celebrations
Celebrating with the younger generation during girgian, Jahez International partnered with Weyay Bank to distribute 10,000 gift boxes in Andalus Mall and the Surra area. The event featured live music and entertainment activities, creating a festive atmosphere for the children and their families. On Mother’s Day, Jahez International offered complimentary deliveries on flowers through the “Jahez Flowers” tab listed on the Jahez App. Following its success during last Ramadan, Jahez International hosted its annual Baloot Competition from March 9–11. This year’s edition attracted 132 teams, all competing for the first-place prize of KD 1,500 and a second-place prize of KD 750.
The atmosphere was lively and charged with excitement, as participants showcased their skills while friends and family cheered them on. The first and second place winners were presented with their cash prizes from Jahez International. Similarly, Jahez International hosted a Jackaroo Competition for women, which was held at Andalus Mall on March 7 and 8. A total of 64 teams competed for the first place prize of KD 1,000, with the team in second place receiving KD 500 . Both events reflected Jahez International’s commitment to creating meaningful engagement through culturally relevant experiences.
Making a difference
As part of its initiatives for March, Jahez International organized an “Iftar Saem” initiative, in which the company distributed over 4,000 iftar meals during Ramadan. The initiative was launched in collaboration with Zajel Kuwait, a local non-profit organization, which assisted Jahez International in setting up the initiative and distributing the meals. Additionally, the company participated in the “Longest Iftar Table” initiative, a renowned event held at Souq Sharq where people gather to break their fast.
Additionally, Jahez International initiated strategic partnerships with four local charities. These charities included Direct Aid Society, Balad Alkhair Society, The Kuwait Society for Endowment of Humanity and Development and Al-Najat Charity. This significant step reflects Jahez International’s vision of becoming a strong contributor to society, both in Kuwait and across the world. The company will be promoting these initiatives through the Jahez App and its digital platforms to raise awareness on the various causes.
It is worth mentioning that Jahez-Kuwait entered the competitive food delivery industry with an innovative customer centric approach. By allowing customers to simply drop a pin for delivery without needing to enter an address, Jahez-Kuwait provides a seamless and intuitive experience that takes convenience to a new level. The platform further empowers its users with flexible payment options, offering the freedom to pay anytime, whether before or after delivery, putting the control squarely in customers’ hands. Additionally, in collaboration with select partners, Jahez offers up to 50 percent off at some restaurants, providing unmatched value and making it a truly compelling choice for food delivery in Kuwait.
KUWAIT: The Economic Platform, a Kuwaiti media initiative focused on financial markets and corporate performance, held a dialogue session on Monday titled “Climate Change and Economic Challenges” to bolster the country’s sustainable development efforts. The discussion centered on two key themes: the economic impacts of climate change and strategies for adaptation and loss mitigation. The session was moderated by astronomy researcher Khaled Al-Jumaan and featured meteorologist Issa Ramadan, Kuwait Economic Society Secretary General Mohammad Al-Jouan, energy and construction researcher Dr Majed Al-Rashidi, and Building Information Modeling consultant Asmaa Al-Saleh.
Panelists outlined the main drivers of sustainable development in Kuwait, highlighting the interdependence of renewable energy, environmental considerations and infrastructure. They also evaluated the current national landscape in these areas, underscoring their direct connection to the country’s economic performance. Addressing the first theme, participants exchanged perspectives on the effects of climate change on key sectors, including renewable energy production, infrastructure, urban expansion and future development trends in the region. Each expert offered an individual assessment of current conditions and recent scientific findings related to climate, energy and infrastructure and their economic implications.
The moderator in charge of the dialogue session is astronomy researcher Khaled Al-Jumaan.
Director of the Economic Platform, Muhannad Youssef, during his opening speech.- KUNA photos
A number of specialists in the fields of economics, energy and the environment attended the dialogue session entitled ‘Climate Change and Economic Challenges’.
In the second theme, focused on adaptation and minimizing losses, the speakers stressed the need for modern strategies to confront climate-related economic challenges and maintain balance between growth and environmental responsibility. They called for a forward-looking vision that includes green urban planning, emission reduction, investment in renewable energy projects and enhanced infrastructure development.
Following the session, the participating experts are expected to convene to issue comprehensive recommendations on advancing sustainable development across various sectors of the national economy. Established in 2023, Economic is a Kuwaiti platform that blends in-depth analysis with visual storytelling on major economic and financial issues in Kuwait, the Gulf, the wider Middle East and beyond. — KUNA
KUWAIT: The Embassy of Spain in Kuwait celebrated the Spanish National Day on Sunday, in the presence of the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, and the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Defense, Sheikh Dr Abdullah Mishal Al-Sabah. In his opening remarks, the Ambassador of Spain to Kuwait Manuel Hernandez Gamallo emphasized the importance of the occasion, marking Spain as one of the oldest nation-states in the world, a country united by diverse languages and cultural traditions.
The ambassador emphasized the strength of the relations between Spain and Kuwait, saying “Our relations with Kuwait are deep and solid, based on cultural affinities and people-to-people relations. Those relations are flourishing more than ever.” He revealed that nearly 50,000 Kuwaiti travelers visited Spain this year, noting that recent visa facilitation measures within the Schengen area have made travel easier.
Ambassador of Spain to Kuwait Manuel Hernandez Gamallo
The audience at the ceremony.
The Ambassador highlighted significant progress in bilateral cooperation, including the Spanish Kuwaiti Joint Economic Committee held in Kuwait last May, which brought together business leaders and officials from sectors aligned with Kuwait’s Vision 2035. Notably, several agreements are currently in progress to further strengthen trade and investment ties. On the academic level, the Ambassador highlighted Kuwait’s recognition of degrees from 45 Spanish universities, with several institutions including Madrid, Navarra and Barcelona granted “excellence” status in select disciplines, expressing hope to see more Kuwaiti students studying in Spain in the coming years.
He also announced the upcoming direct air connection between Kuwait and Madrid, adding to the existing routes to Barcelona and seasonal flights to Malaga, which will further boost tourism and connectivity. The Spanish Ambassador reaffirmed Spain’s commitment to dialogue among civilizations, the rule of international law, and the defense of human rights, underlining Spain’s recognition of the State of Palestine and its ongoing efforts to promote a just and lasting peace in the Middle East, commending Kuwait’s steadfast humanitarian role and its contribution to regional stability.
He added “Spain salutes the State of Kuwait as a staunch defender of international law, a factor of stability, and a first-rate contributor to humanitarian causes in the world,” extending congratulations to Kuwait for successfully hosting the GCC–EU Ministerial Meeting held recently in Kuwait. The Ambassador also recognized the 450 Spaniards currently residing in Kuwait, many of whom are professionals working in fields such as education, business, health, sports, energy, and infrastructure. The Ambassador concluded by extending greetings on behalf of King Felipe VI and the Government of Spain, wishing continued progress and prosperity to the State of Kuwait and its people.
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