Kuwait

The state of Kuwait, commonly known as Kuwait (الكويت‎), is located in the northeast of the Arabian Peninsula in West Asia and the northwest coast of the Persian Gulf A monarchy with Saudi Arabia in the south, Iraq in the north, and Iran across the sea. It was a British colony and became independent on June 19, 1961. It was briefly occupied by Iraq from 1990 to 1991. Kuwait is rich in oil and natural gas resources, and its proven oil reserves rank fourth in the world. Therefore, oil and gas exports are an important pillar of the national economy. The country’s capital, Kuwait City, has the same name as the country.

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The National Emblem of Kuwait is a shield emblem with a national flag painted on it and placed on the chest of a Gulasz eagle. The two wings of the eagle form a circle, and a sailboat is painted on the sea on a sunny day. Sailing. The top of the circle reads 'State of Kuwait' in Arabic.