This article discusses five policies to protect and support local companies in Kuwait, including the New Tenders Law, the National Labour Support Tax, competition law, violation of the Copyright Law, and the Regulation of Commercial Agencies. It also suggests four strategies to enhance the capacity of firms in Kuwait to succeed in global markets, including developing a strategy and business plan, establishing a go-to-market strategy, product readiness, and organizational readiness.

Learn about the recommended policies to protect and support local companies in Kuwait and strategies to enhance the capacity of firms to succeed in global markets.

Five Policies to Protect Local Companies & Strategies for Global Markets

Business Level Strategy

This article analyses the marketing environment in Kuwait and the resources that need to be acquired by companies to operate in the country. It also discusses the competitive advantages that companies need to possess to succeed in the Kuwaiti market.

Analysing Market Based Opportunities in Kuwait

This article provides an analysis of the external market environment in Kuwait, including political, economic, technological, environmental, and legal factors. It also discusses how companies can gain a sustainable competitive advantage in the market.

Analysis of the External Market Environment

This article analyzes the business level strategies in Kuwait, including the external factors affecting business operations, the economy, and strategies for creating sustainable competitive advantage. It discusses the importance of innovation, collaboration, and customer experience in creating a competitive advantage in the industry.

Analysis of Business Level Strategies in Kuwait

This article discusses the policies and strategies for business-level and generic strategy in Kuwait. It covers topics such as foreign direct investment policies, tax benefits, labour policies, joint ventures, and more. The article also explores the factors that enhance the capacity of firms in the global market, including demand condition, supporting industries, factor condition, and firm strategy and structure.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Business Development

Business-Level and Generic Strategy

Political Science