Kuwait city: Kuwait Municipality announced ongoing preparations for the Al-Qasr Al-Ahmar Village project, scheduled to continue until November 26. The project aims to enhance cultural and historical appreciation by transforming the area north of Jahra into a vibrant cultural hub. According to Kuwait News Agency, the Municipality's development sector recently reviewed project specifics with potential investors. The meeting was attended by Saud Al-Dabbous, Director General of Kuwait Municipality, and Engineer Maysa Boushehri, Deputy Director General for Projects Sector Affairs. The Al-Qasr Al-Ahmar Village, situated on a historic farm near the Red Fort, spans 470,000 square meters. It will be divided into northern and southern sections, featuring cultural spaces, parking facilities, green areas, and innovative outdoor cooling systems. The project envisions a park and a traditional market, mirroring Kuwait's historical essence and drawing inspiration from the renowned Souq Al-Mubarakiya. During the investor me eting, officials addressed technical inquiries and provided information on purchasing the project brochure and necessary documentation for the preparation phase, set to conclude on November 26. Following this period, a one-month evaluation and review process will commence on November 27. The outcome of this phase is anticipated to be announced between January 5 and January 19.
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