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Kuwait, officially the State of Kuwait, is a small, oil-rich emirate located in the northeastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula, at the tip of the Persian Gulf. It is bordered by Iraq to the north and west, and Saudi Arabia to the south. With a relatively small land area, Kuwait City, located on Kuwait Bay, serves as the capital and largest city, acting as the country's economic, cultural, and political hub. Despite its modest size, Kuwait holds a significant geopolitical position due to its strategic location and immense hydrocarbon reserves. Its landscape is predominantly flat, sandy desert, with limited natural water sources.

The history of Kuwait is rooted in its past as a strategic trading port and a haven for pearl divers. It rose to prominence in the 18th century under the Sabah family, who continue to rule the country. It was a British kuwait mobile numbers list protectorate for much of the 20th century, gaining full independence in 1961. The discovery of vast oil reserves in the 1930s fundamentally transformed Kuwait into one of the wealthiest countries per capita in the world. The country is an absolute monarchy ruled by the Emir, with a semi-democratic parliamentary system. Kuwaiti culture is deeply rooted in Islamic and Arab traditions, emphasizing hospitality, family values, and a strong sense of community. Arabic is the official language, and Islam is the official religion, with the majority of the population adhering to Sunni Islam, alongside a significant Shi'a minority. Traditional Bedouin customs, including tent life, falconry, and oral poetry, still influence parts of Kuwaiti identity, despite rapid modernization.

Economically, Kuwait's prosperity is overwhelmingly driven by its vast oil reserves, which are among the largest in the world. It is a founding member of OPEC and a major global oil exporter. The petroleum sector accounts for a significant portion of its GDP and government revenue. The country has used its oil wealth to build a comprehensive welfare state, providing free healthcare, education, and various subsidies for its citizens. While oil dominates the economy, the government has been actively pursuing diversification strategies to reduce its reliance on hydrocarbons. This includes investing in infrastructure projects, promoting the private sector, and developing its financial services industry. Kuwait also holds substantial sovereign wealth funds, managed by the Kuwait Investment Authority, which invest globally to ensure future generations' prosperity. Despite its wealth, the country faces challenges related to economic diversification, bureaucracy, and a growing expatriate workforce that outnumbers the native population.