KUWAIT: Kuwait authorities introduced a new policy for school cafeterias with the goal of encouraging healthy eating practices and lowering student obesity, local media reported.
The Public Authority for Food and Nutrition introduced the initiative, covered by Ministerial Resolution highlights the Kuwait government’s commitment to guaranteeing a secure and nourishing learning environment in the country’s both public and private schools.
The new rule, according to Dr. Shaima Al-Astour, Deputy Director General of the Community Nutrition Altairs Sector, targets particular food types in order to meet the needs of children and adolescents for a healthy diet.
The new guidelines specify which meals are allowed and which are not in an effort to promote better health outcomes.
Foods that comply with healthy school nutrition guidelines are allowed under the regulation. These consist of choices that are reduced in sugar and salt and enhanced with vital minerals and vitamins.
Kuwait, a small country in the Arabian Peninsula, is renowned for its wealth and modernity. Its economy is heavily reliant on its vast oil reserves, which generate significant revenue for the government. Kuwait has invested heavily in infrastructure and social services, providing its citizens with a high standard of living. The country’s oil industry also attracts a large number of expatriates from around the world, who contribute to various sectors such as construction, finance, and healthcare.
Kuwait has numerous historical sites, including ancient forts, traditional souks, and Islamic mosques. Despite its rapid modernization, Kuwait has preserved its traditional values and customs. The country’s hospitality and welcoming atmosphere make it a popular destination for both tourists and expatriates.
