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Kuwaiti Interior Minister Sheikh Fahad Youssef announced the revocation of Kuwaiti citizenship of 850 people.
In a statement to the Kuwaiti newspaper Al-Qabas, Youssef confirmed that “the Supreme Committee for the Investigation of Kuwaiti Nationality is fully fulfilling its duties and continues to work with precision,” announcing the “withdrawal of 850 nationalities from Kuwaiti nationals based on the decision, evidence, evidence.”
He explained that “those whose nationality was revoked did not object to the committee’s decisions because those decisions were supported by evidence and clues.”
Regarding other expected withdrawal of citizenship payments, the Interior Minister said, “We have not yet finalized this file, we are still at the beginning stages,” stressing that “withdrawal of citizenship payments will continue after review and examination.”
He noted that “the designated hotline of the Ministry of Interior to report counterfeiters and dual nationals continues to receive an increasing number of reports, which are processed, verified and examined in a completely fair and objective manner.”
Yusuf addressed the issue of deporting those who breached their visitor visas and their sponsors, saying: “The Home Office will not tolerate anyone who breaches the conditions of their visit and anyone who does so will be punished along with their sponsor and will be held accountable for breaching the law.”
He noted that “the operations to arrest residency violators are continuing, with 7 to 8 thousand foreign violators being deported every month”, stressing that “the aim of these operations is to clear the country of violators, up to the number that the Ministry of the Interior had set as a target before the start of the campaign in order to deport all … violators”.
Yusuf revealed that “a new deterrent law on ‘money laundering’ files will be approved soon,” and stressed that “there is ongoing coordination among the relevant authorities to recover the country’s funds that have been looted overseas and hold those responsible accountable.”
In mid-March, Kuwait’s Interior Ministry issued a statement saying it had designated a hotline to report “counterfeiters and dual nationals.”
“Out of national obligation and in the interest of preserving identity and national interests, the General Directorate of Nationality and Travel Documents of Kuwait, represented by the Nationality Investigation Department, has set up a hotline to communicate with citizens, provide all important information on the issues of forgery and dual Kuwaiti nationality, and embody the statement that every citizen is a sentinel,” she said in a statement.
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