Abstract This chapter deals with all the precious documented recently published and unpublished studies that address seismic situation earthquakes in State of Kuwait. Kuwait is geographically geologically situated northeastern part Arabian Peninsula. In addition to being close famous Zagros belt earthquakes, local sources inside make it always vulnerable earthquakes. We will review instrumental...

Banks are financial intermediaries who transform deposits into loans. in the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) region use large from oil companies big businesses to finance trade, fund government private sector infrastructure projects. The role of banks financing trade development is significant as undeveloped capital markets unable perform this function. During COVID-19 crisis, sustained liq...

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Mineral dust is one of the most important aerosol components in Earth’s atmosphere. Desert constitute main types tropospheric aerosols whose optical property uncertainties are still quite important. In this study, we analyse variability depth (AOD), Angstrôm Exponent (α), Single Scattering Albedo (ω 0 ) and radiative forcing (ARF) desert recent measurements, for six AERONET sites covering belt ...

The COVID-19 crisis has made the years 2020 and 2021 an unpolitical spiritual crisis. It affected virtually everybody in world introduced a new normal. Since beginning of outbreak, people have been hooked on consuming news media to follow development this unprecedented disease. Subsequently, language with vocabulary, expressions, metaphors appeared various languages, including English Arabic. D...

The angular reflectance pattern of the Kuwait oil-fire smoke was measured from an aircraft at 13 discrete wavelengths between 0.5 and 2.3 pm. Measurements at 0.75 and 1.64 pm showed that the reflectance of the smoke layer was about 12% in the nadir direction with considerable limb brightening toward the horizon. Furthermore, these observations revealed a backscattering maximum in the antisolar ...