Researcher Fahd Al-Jarba: Coordination with Al-Jarallah sparked UNESCO's interest in the 'Red Palace'

Researcher Fahd Faris Al-Jarba announced that a meeting he previously held with Ahmed Al-Jarallah, the dean of Kuwaiti journalism and editor-in-chief of Al-Siyassa newspaper, during which they discussed documents related to the “Red Palace,” sparked the interest of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in the palace and its historical significance.

Al-Jarba wrote on the X platform that his meeting with Dean Al-Jarallah last year, which included a review of the scientific and historical file concerning the Red Palace, supported by documents in English, yielded a high-level international response. He noted that this development represents a new step toward inscribing this major historical landmark on the World Heritage List.

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Al-Jarba added that the documents prepared and compiled contributed to strengthening Kuwait’s dossier, expressing his hope that these efforts would culminate in the inscription of the “Red Palace” on the World Heritage List, thereby reflecting Kuwait’s historical value and civilizational legacy.