Translation for 'State of Kuwait' from English to Dutch

State of Kuwait

Staat {de} Koeweitpol.

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State of Eritrea

Staat {de} Eritreapol.

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state of crisis

crisistoestand {de}

State of Israel

Staat {de} Israëlpol.

State of Qatar

Staat {de} Qatarpol.

state of emergency

noodtoestand {de}

head of state

staatshoofd {het}

Plurinational State of Bolivia

Plurinationale Staat {de} Boliviapol.

Cardinal Secretary of State

kardinaal-staatssecretaris {de} [Rooms-Katholieke Kerk]relig.

State of Brunei Darussalam

Staat {de} Brunei Darussalampol.

Free State of Bavaria

Vrijstaat {de} Beierengeogr.

symbol of (the) state

staatssymbool {het}pol.

in a state of war

in staat van oorlog

Independent State of Papua New Guinea

Onafhankelijke Staat {de} Papoea-Nieuw-Guineapol.

Kuwait

Koeweit {het}geogr.

to state

verklaren

vermelden

state funeral

staatsbegrafenis {de}pol.relig.

state [condition]

toestand {de}

gesteldheid {de}

state aid

staatssteun {de}

• The Kuwait National Guard, however, is an independent combat institution from the Ministry of Defense and Interior and acts independently under the guidance, discretion and disposition of the respective leadership, supporting the Military of the State of Kuwait as needed and required.
• On 2 August 1990, Iraq invaded the neighbouring State of Kuwait and had fully occupied the country within two days.
• The Industrial Bank of Kuwait was established in 1973 in the State of Kuwait by the Ministry of Finance, Central Bank of Kuwait and other large local industrial firms.
• This area was named after the 12th Ruler of Kuwait and the 2nd Emir of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al-Salim Al-Sabah.
• The usual inscription reads "STATE OF KUWAIT". Definitive series included a natural-color portrait framed in silver in 1964, a portrait of Sheik Sabah in 1969, and a 32-stamp series in 1977 depicting popular games.

• In the State of Kuwait, lèse-majesté is punishable with two years in jail, if charged.
• In 1961, President Abdul Karim Kassem of Iraq threatened to annex the neighbouring oil-rich state of Kuwait.
• The Emir of the State of Kuwait is the monarch and head of state of Kuwait, the country's most powerful office. The emirs of Kuwait are members of the Al Sabah dynasty.
• Political parties are also formally illegal in the Gulf state of Kuwait, as they have not been legalized since independence in 1961.