KUWAIT CITY, March 26: Hamoud Al-Falah, Vice Chairman of the Touristic Enterprises Company (TEC), emphasized the company’s ongoing commitment to sustainability and the development of Kuwait’s tourism sector. Speaking at the company’s 2024 general assembly, held on Wednesday with 100 percent attendance, Al-Falah highlighted TEC’s success in implementing quality projects that have significantly boosted tourism and entertainment in the country.

Al-Falah proudly noted the inauguration of the third season of the "Winter Wonderland Kuwait" project at Al-Shaab Park, which has become the largest entertainment complex in Kuwait, drawing large crowds. He mentioned the company’s efforts to enhance the project’s components to ensure the best entertainment experience for visitors.

Additionally, Al-Falah mentioned the opening of the second season of the South Sabahiya Park project, covering 107,000 square meters and offering more than 55 activities, making it a prime destination for families. He also noted the development of the Blajat Beach project, with added recreational facilities and activities, as part of TEC’s continuous efforts to provide unique and innovative entertainment experiences.

The company also completed the waterfront beautification project, which includes dedicated walking and cycling paths, 40 electric car charging stations, comfortable seating areas, and thoughtfully designed green spaces, creating a welcoming recreational environment for visitors.

In line with the government’s directives to encourage greater private sector involvement in the economy, Al-Falah explained that TEC had made several of its facilities available for investment, aiming to maximize revenue and ensure long-term financial sustainability. These opportunities were offered through a public auction, with transparency, and included the Hilton Resort in Mangaf, Ras Al-Ard Club in Salmiya, Aqila Beach, and Messila Beach.

Al-Falah further highlighted TEC’s collaboration with private sector entrepreneurs in launching innovative entertainment projects. This included the second season of the "Key Land" project, now located at Al-Balajat Beach, which is set to become the first family entertainment park on the beach. The company also unveiled the "Joon" project, an entertainment site near the Kuwait Towers, featuring a luxury restaurant and hosting notable singing and folkloric events.

Al-Falah also stressed the company’s dedication to sustainability, with the Board of Directors directing the executive management to adopt alternative energy solutions and replace current lighting systems with energy-efficient options, while ensuring the rationalization of water consumption.

The General Assembly approved all items on the agenda, including the Board of Directors’ report, the auditor’s report, and the audited final financial statements.

Established in 1976, TEC has played a vital role in continuously developing Kuwait’s cultural identity and remains one of the leading tourism organizations in the Arabian Gulf region.