KUWAIT: In anticipation of possible terrorist attacks to retaliate the killing of Al-Qaeda leader, Osama bin Laden, the flight protection department at the Ministry of Interior decided to seek help from the anti-terrorism Special Forces who will monitor all inbound and outbound Kuwait Airways (KAC)'s flights. Sources said that fight protection air-marshals will be used to escort some KAC flights and added that the number of personnel on board each flight was increased in addition to a 10-member security team per flight with a total number of 300 well-trained agents.GCC states identify common issues.
Credible sources recently said that the GCC states had identified a number of disagreement points concerning the GCC Customs Union and they intend to solve them over the coming years. The sources added that one of the most controversial disagreement points was unjust goods re-evaluation at various border centers with the aim of increasing their prices. They added that bureaucracy; paper work and inspection procedures were also issues that were addressed. "This might delay some goods and damage others", said the sources noting that the different specifications between each GCC country was another problem for employing the treaty.
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