Job Recruitment- Al Shaya

Expat Lawyer

If anyone is looking for an English speaking lawyer to help with their labor disputes I would recommend:

Dr. Muhareb Al-Enezi Law Group
Hawally- 22663969/22663968
dr.attorney@Hotmail.com

He is currently representing several ex employees of ITT fighting against KRH for back pay. He has been in law for over 20 years and specializes in labor cases. The firm can also help with other types of cases as well you would need to book an appointment with him to get more information, just let him know you found his information on this website. He speaks and understands English well which helps a lot when trying to get your point across.

Owning a Lamborghini in the USA

Living in Kuwait we see Lambos, RR, Ferraris and Porche vehicles all day every day so it isn't as big of a deal as it is in the states. I admit I still get the 'ooooooh a Lambo Aventador or oooooh a Bentley Phantom' when I see them because those are my favorite cars. Unfortunately most of the time the family driver is at the wheel or there's an 18 year old girl who can barely see over the steering wheel driving. The other day however, I saw a bad ass RR being driven by a mature female decked out in hijab and abaya owning that car like a boss, that was awesome.

Dairy Queen- Kuwait mid 2015

Dairy Queen, the fast-food and ice-cream seller owned by Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc, has announced plans to expand the brand’s presence in Kuwait with a multi-unit development deal for DQ Grill & Chill restaurants and DQ Treat stores.

Durra Khaled For Foodstuffs Co has signed a long-term franchise agreement with Dairy Queen and plans to develop more than 20 DQ Grill & Chill restaurants and DQ Treat stores throughout the Gulf state over the next five years.

DQ Grill & Chill restaurants are planned to open by mid-2015, according to a company statement.
The first DQ Treat only stores are also expected to open in 2015 and will feature the soft-serve products that have made Dairy Queen famous around the world.

“As we prepare to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the DQ brand next year, we are building on our global brand equity as well as looking forward to developing future growth opportunities in the region,” said Brad Houser, executive vice president of International Development.

“We are thrilled to be re-entering the Kuwait market and partnering with Durra Khaled For Foodstuffs Co, a group that brings a wealth of business experience through its diverse portfolio.”
Dairy Queen currently has more than 6,300 locations, 1,394 of which are located in 25 countries outside the US and Canada.

Dairy Queen, whose brands include fruit-drink maker Orange Julius and popcorn-popper Karmelkorn, debuted in the region in 1979, according to the company’s website.

Operations in Kuwait started in the 1990s and closed in 2003 when the franchisee decided to leave the restaurant business.