Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior has begun deploying advanced smart camera systems in shopping malls and commercial complexes. The initiative aims to strengthen law enforcement and improve public safety across the country.
The smart cameras are connected to a central database, allowing authorities to identify wanted individuals in real time. Security teams can respond immediately when a suspect is detected, improving the speed and effectiveness of law enforcement.
A security source confirmed that the high-tech cameras are being installed in strategic locations that act like checkpoints within selected residential and commercial areas. These systems are designed to continuously monitor activity and alert officials to potential threats.
The move represents a significant step in Kuwait’s ongoing strategy to modernize public security infrastructure. By leveraging technology, authorities aim to prevent criminal activity and maintain order more efficiently.
In addition to these technological upgrades, Kuwait’s Ministry of Interior has deported approximately 34,143 expatriates between January 1 and November 10, 2025. The deportations included both men and women who violated residency laws or were involved in criminal or behavioral offenses.
Security sources said these actions are part of intensive efforts to maintain law and order, protect public safety, and ensure compliance with the country’s regulations.
The combination of smart camera systems and strict enforcement measures highlights Kuwait’s commitment to protecting residents, businesses, and visitors while maintaining a secure and orderly environment.
Authorities continue to emphasize that modernization of public security measures, along with strict adherence to laws, is essential for the country’s safety and stability.
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