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Kuwaiti govt resigns after refusing to make financial commitments

23 Jan 2023 10:28pm
Al-Qabas newspaper said the government, which was formed in October, resigned after it refused to make financial commitments and in protest of the interpellation of two ministers by lawmakers. - AFP pic
Al-Qabas newspaper said the government, which was formed in October, resigned after it refused to make financial commitments and in protest of the interpellation of two ministers by lawmakers. - AFP pic
KUWAIT - The Kuwaiti government submitted its resignation on Monday amid a dispute with the parliament, according to local media.

Al-Qabas newspaper said the government, which was formed in October, resigned after it refused to make financial commitments and in protest of the interpellation of two ministers by lawmakers.

There was no official comment on the government’s resignation reported Anadolu.

This was the fifth resignation of a Kuwaiti government in the last two years. - Bernama

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