World Atlas · Kuwait

Author: Wang Jingqi (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Kuwait, a small desert country located in the northeastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula. It became a focal point of international media attention during the Gulf War. With the world's fourth-largest oil reserves, it has created a "desert miracle" that has amazed the world in the past quarter-century, ranking among the highest in per capita GDP globally and successfully establishing a welfare state with substantial wealth. The author, drawing on extensive research, rich content, and his personal experiences as the ambassador of China's embassy in Kuwait for many years, provides readers with a comprehensive introduction to how Kuwait evolved from an ordinary fishing port into a modern and prosperous nation. Target Audience: Embassies and consulates of various countries, business institutions of target countries in China, major travel agencies, international affairs researchers and educators, foreign affairs professionals, large and medium-sized libraries, as well as universities, high schools, and other specialized schools for collection and reading by teachers and students.