Breaking News, the Emir of Kuwait announced a general amnesty for national reconciliation

The amnesty for 37 members of the royal family, including politicians, was declared by Kuwait's Emir, Sheikh Nawaf.

This action has been hailed by the administration as a crucial step toward national healing.

The collaboration between administrative and legal institutions will start with this effort, according to the Council of Ministers.

Kuwaitis who were out of the country at the time of the sentence, such as Sabih Al-Sabah, Khalifa Al-Sabah, and Ahmad Al-Sabah, members of the royal family, are included in the amnesty.

Dalal al-Muslim, a women's rights activist who was living in self-imposed exile in London, has verified that the Emir of Kuwait had also pardoned her.

Hamid Dashti, a former member of parliament, has been living in Geneva since 2016. He was sentenced to 73 years in prison for making careless remarks regarding Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Hamid Dashti, a former member of parliament, has been living in Geneva since 2016. He was sentenced to 73 years in jail for making careless remarks regarding Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, however this sentence has now been commuted.

Local newspapers will list all those who participated in the amnesty of the Kuwaiti emir.