Event: Proud 2 be Kuwaiti

P2BK

Proud to be Kuwaiti is a foundation that was formed to recognize and encourage the youth of Kuwait to depend on themselves and establish their own business by giving their skills and talent a chance to shine. I posted about them last year when they had their first event and tomorrow the event is back for the second time. Like last year a ton of small local start ups will be participating. I won’t be able to attend since I am in Lebanon but Nataly will be going for sure. Here are some event details:

Proud 2 be Kuwaiti
Location: Al Raya Ballroom
February 22nd from 6pm to 10pm
February 23rd from 10am to 2pm and 5pm to 9pm

Event is open to everyone and more than 100 small Kuwaiti businesses will be featured. Here is a link to their website. [Link]


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21 comments, add your own...


  1. Realist says:

    Everyone participating should also get together to push for government help such as SBA to facilitate and promote small businesses.

  2. Jens says:

    The website is a bit poor, for most of the participants no contact details are available, its good to have a business, its even better if your potential customrs knows where u are ;-)

  3. suspic says:

    They’re all at the Raya Ballroom, Jins boy. dun dun dun?

  4. jens says:

    Suspic, I assume there business is not in the Ballroom the whole year ;-) The website has all the participants, but the contact fields are empthy…
    Contact Details
    Tel.:
    Email:
    Fax:
    Web:
    Location:

  5. Jim says:

    must be the same people that work on the hala feb site. You click on the 209 schedule and it’s coming soon. Maybe they’ll get it right in this country before I just GTFO.

    But what can you do, when the “professional” companies still use yahoo and hotmail addresses for employees.

    Back on point, for most of us expats that want to learn about the local country, they seem to make it difficult to find out any info online as the web sites are always “under construction”.

    You know the so-called web designers keep their facebook/myspace/twitter pages up to date daily.

  6. Desert Girl says:

    Thanks for posting that, Mark. Without you, I wouldn’t know about these kinds of things. Is it Dhari Wazzan who is behind it?

  7. Sonia says:

    Thanks for the info. I’m new here..where is Raya Ballroom?
    thanks again..

  8. Holla says:

    I’ll be there promoting my local-made whiskey in Abraj water bottles.

    5 KD 1 bottle wissskey habiby i make this orijinal in my basesment this 1 week old, besit kwality not make u sick or bleind, sbecial offer buy 1 get 2 free.

  9. 7 says:

    thats their purpose?! guess i was confused by their stupid name i thought their only purpose was to reinforce prejudice like we lack it

  10. KA fan says:

    I shall report this to http://www.moi.gov.kw if you don’t remove Holla’s comment

  11. Anonymous says:

    LOL @ KA fan!!!!!

  12. Faris says:

    Holla you suck.

  13. [...] passed by the P2BK event tonight but it was super packed. I could barely walk through the crowd, as I told Mark, I felt I [...]

  14. Holla says:

    Thanks to KA fan I was arrested last night and i lost my business. I am posting from jail now :(

  15. Jim says:

    Holla,
    Maybe these Kuwaiti small business owners were upset that their profits went down this week. What will all the Kuwaiti’s do this Liberation day without their Johnny Walker Red Label?

    http://www.arabtimesonline.com/kuwaitnews/pagesdetails.asp?nid=28987&ccid=22

  16. nyx says:

    @Jim: Bwahahaahhahah! These bottles will end up as case evidence at MOI’s bonded warehouse in Sulaibiya then once the verdict is out these will then be taken in the middle of the desert and crushed under a 5 tone MHE. waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh waaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhh! why God why?

  17. KA fan says:

    Holla, it is not funny to mock islam and the kuwaiti society traditions & culture…..

  18. Holla` says:

    I know it’s not funny. I am trying to portray the horrible mentality of corruption that happens in Kuwait.

  19. suzan says:

    Isn’t this post outdated? the event took place abut 2 weeks ago

  20. Mark says:

    this post is 2 weeks old… check the dates


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