Kuwait Airways moved a step closer to a public share sale after the Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA) was authorised to establish a company to hold the airline's assets. Kuwait's parliament decided in January 2008 to sell shares in the airline, which hasn't made a profit since the 1990 Iraqi invasion.
The government plans to offer 40 per cent of the stock to the public, 35 per cent to a strategic investor and 5 per cent to employees, and keep the remainder. The sale was originally scheduled to occur by the end of 2009.
Ya3ni inshalah mako any delayed flights o mako free tickets 7ag elmowa`6feeen o inshalah esan3on e6yaraaaat " meals nafs enas, 6yaraat yidedaaa " o inshalah staff lhom `7ilg yisht`3lon mo kila emnafseeeeen china emsafrena 3la 7sabhom ;s yalah yalah NABE INGOL: 3MAAAAAAAAR YA KUWAIT ;p " bs ban6r o abe ashof mitaa be6abqonhaaaa, 2020 !! ;s "
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