The cosmetic agriculture sector forms a committee to oversee winning companies, ensuring contract terms are met. It’s addressing recent monitoring deficiencies, focusing on specific highways.
Interest in cosmetic agriculture projects in Kuwait started in the early seventies, with Kuwait being a pioneering country among the Arab Gulf nations in this field
The efforts to afforest and beautify roads in Kuwait have resumed after years of neglect due to trees dying and maintenance contracts not being renewed. This oversight has resulted in the waste of millions of dinars previously spent on afforestation.

Al-Rai newspaper surveyed the efforts of the Public Authority for Agriculture Affairs and Fisheries, an environmental activist, and an engineer. Informed sources within the authority revealed to the newspaper that the authority signed seven contracts with companies specialized in afforestation and plantation maintenance during the holy month of Ramadan. It is expected that work will commence in May.

Sources stated that the seven contracts are part of the 13 contracts submitted to the Central Tenders Committee two years ago.
The remaining six contracts are awaiting signing to fulfill the needs of regions in the north and south of the country. This anticipation aims for a greener summer and an increase in green spaces in the country, which suffered from neglect leading to the death of thousands of trees due to delays in signing maintenance contracts.

Sources added that the cosmetic agriculture sector is forming a committee to monitor the work of the winning companies and ensure proper implementation of contract terms. They explained that the sector recently faced a deficiency in monitoring contract implementation, primarily focusing on highways like Abdali, Salmi, and Nuwaiseeb, as well as internal highways.