Hamoud Al-Falah, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Tourism Projects Company, affirmed the company's commitment to continuing its efforts to achieve sustainability and develop Kuwait’s tourism sector by implementing integrated recreational projects that meet the aspirations of citizens and residents.

In his speech at the company’s General Assembly meeting for 2024, held today, Wednesday, with 100% attendance, Al-Falah stated that the company’s strategy has successfully delivered high-quality projects that have significantly enhanced tourism and recreational sites in Kuwait.

He added that the company launched the third season of "Winter Wonderland Kuwait" in Al-Sha'ab Park, making it the largest entertainment gathering in Kuwait, which witnessed massive turnout. "We were keen on developing its components to ensure the best entertainment experience," he said.

He also highlighted the opening of the second season of the South Sabahiya Park project, spanning 107,000 square meters and featuring over 55 activities, making it an ideal destination for the whole family.

Al-Falah pointed out the company’s dedication to developing the Al-Balajat Beach project by adding recreational facilities and activities, emphasizing that these projects "reflect our ongoing commitment to providing unique and innovative entertainment experiences."

He mentioned that the company completed the waterfront beautification project, which includes dedicated walking and cycling paths, 40 electric vehicle charging stations, urban seating areas, and carefully designed green spaces to provide a comfortable recreational environment for visitors.

Al-Falah noted that, in line with the state’s direction to empower the private sector to play a greater role in the economy, the Tourism Projects Company has offered a number of its facilities for investment to maximize revenue and ensure long-term financial sustainability.

He explained that these opportunities were offered through a public tender in accordance with the highest transparency standards, including the Hilton Resort in Al-Mangaf, Ras Al-Ard Club in Al-Salmiya, Al-Aqila Beach, and Al-Messila Beach.

Al-Falah stressed the company’s commitment to delivering innovative entertainment projects in collaboration with private sector entrepreneurs. The second season of "Key Land" was launched in its new location at Al-Balajat Beach, making it the first family entertainment park on a beachfront. Additionally, the company opened "Jawn," a recreational venue near the Kuwait Towers featuring a luxury restaurant and hosting distinguished musical and folkloric events.

He affirmed that the Board of Directors of the Tourism Projects Company has directed the executive management to adopt alternative energy, replace current lighting with energy-efficient solutions, and rationalize water consumption.

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

Established in 1976 as one of the leading tourism development companies in the Gulf region, the company has played a vital role in continuously shaping Kuwait’s cultural identity since its inception.