Kuwait Statistics cover a wide range of Kuwait's Factual Details such as the political statistics, geographic statistics, administrative

details,
communication facts, defense infrastructure, International participation, economic growth, demographics of the country and much more. Kuwait, one of
the most important and rich Middle East countries is known throughout the world for its huge oil reserves. The state of Kuwait follows a constitutional
monarchy and the recent progress of the nation is one of the best in the region. The total population of the country is around 2,418,393. Being an oil rich
nation, none of the people of Kuwait lives below the poverty line.
Kuwait Statistical Highlights

The traditional names: Dawlat al Kuwayt or the State Of Kuwait

Short names of Country: Al Kuwait or Kuwait
Capital City: Kuwait City
Government: Constitutional Monarchy
GDP Growth Rate: 6%
Geographic coordinates: 29 30 N, 45 45 E
Administrative System: Judicial, Legislative and Executive Branch
Area total: 17,820 sq. km
Land boundaries: 464 km
Bordering Countries: Iraq and Saudi Arabia
Climate: Desert Conditions
Natural resources: Petroleum, fisheries and natural gases
Holidays: National Day, Liberation Day and the New Year Day, Eid Al Fitr, Eid Al Adha, Islamic New Year, Prophet's Birthday, Lialat al Miraj
Independence Day: 19th June 1961

Kuwait Capital
The capital of Kuwait is Kuwait City. The geographical coordinates of Kuwait City are 29 22' 11"North latitude and 47 58' 42"East
longitude. The capital of Kuwait is marked in the political map by a red star. The altitude of the city is 19 feet. Some of the nearby
airports of Kuwait City are Kuwait International, Ahmed Al Jaber Ab, Ali Al Salem ab and Udairi Aaf. Some of the cities that are in
the close proximity to Kuwait are:

Ash Sharq
Al Qiblah
Al Murqab
Umm Siddah