Radio Kuwait Urdu Service Celebrates Kuwait’s 65th National Day and 35th Liberation Day!

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•Radio Kuwait Urdu Service celebrated Kuwait's 65th National Day on February 16, 2026.
•The same service also commemorated Kuwait's 35th Liberation Day in 2026.
•Diplomats extended congratulations to Kuwait on Ramadan and its national milestones in February 2026.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Radio Kuwait Urdu Service continues to promote national celebrations then it may strengthen cultural ties between Kuwait and Urdu-speaking populations, enhancing social cohesion.

Market Exposure

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If national celebrations and diplomatic goodwill improve investor sentiment, Kuwaiti equities could experience upward pressure.

This is not investment advice. Market exposure is based on conditional event analysis.

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🌍Iraq 🌍Kuwait

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🏛Government of Iraq 🏛Government of Kuwait 🏛Radio Kuwait Urdu Service

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MEArab Times (Kuwait)Diplomats congratulate Kuwait on Ramadan and national milestones MEArab Times (Kuwait)Radio Kuwait Urdu Service Celebrates Kuwait’s 65th National Day and 35th Liberation Day!

Radio Kuwait Urdu Service commemorated Kuwait's 65th National Day and 35th Liberation Day, marking significant milestones in the country's history. These celebrations highlight Kuwait's national identity and its liberation from Iraqi occupation in 1991. The events have garnered attention from diplomats who have extended congratulations on Kuwait's national achievements and the observance of Ramadan. Such recognition underscores Kuwait's regional importance and the role of media in fostering cultural ties with Urdu-speaking communities.