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02/03/2026 07:08 AST
Boursa Kuwait will resume trading on Monday, March 2, 2026, following a comprehensive review that confirmed the country's stability and the fulfillment of all technical and regulatory requirements, Chairman Bader Nasser Al-Kharafi announced on Sunday. "The resumption of trading sessions as of tomorrow, Monday, March 2, 2026, comes after a comprehensive assessment confirming the stability of the situation in the country and the fulfillment of all technical and regulatory requirements, ensuring a fair and transparent trading environment that preserves market order and equal opportunities for all participants," he said.
"The recent period has demonstrated the resilience and efficiency of the exchange's technological and operational systems. Business continuity and crisis management plans were activated in line with the highest standards, safeguarding data and protecting investors' financial positions without any material impact. This reaffirms our institutional readiness to manage exceptional circumstances with the highest level of professionalism," Al-Kharafi added.
"We confirm our full operational readiness to welcome market participants and resume activity in accordance with approved regulatory frameworks, reiterating our commitment to our role as a key pillar in supporting financial stability and enhancing market efficiency. We also value the continuous and constructive coordination with the Capital Markets Authority and relevant supervisory entities, which played a vital role in managing this phase with a strong sense of national responsibility."
He concluded: "We pray that Almighty God continues to bless the State of Kuwait with security and stability under its wise leadership, and grant us success in serving our nation and sustaining the prosperity of its economy."
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