According to Al-Qabas daily, Kuwait was ranked 86th out of 100 countries in the World's Best Cities Report for 2021. Unfortunately, Kuwait is ranked last among Gulf countries, while Dubai is ranked sixth in the world and first in the Gulf. Abu Dhabi is ranked 15th in the world and second, in the Gulf, reports from the survey.

Six criteria are used to decide the best cities in the world:

Place: Weather, safety, tourist attractions, public parks and outdoor sports, and the number of corona cases as a percentage of the population are all factors to consider.

Products: Airport destinations and networks, local and tourist attractions, university rankings, and conference centers.

People: Educational degree of the residents of the place.

Prosperity: City company rankings in the Fortune 500 (an index of the world's best 500 companies), GDP per capita, income equality, and rate of unemployment.

Programming: Modes of entertainment, Culture, food quality, shopping areas, nightlife.

Promotion: Total percentage of tourists, amount of visitors checking in places on Facebook, using the Google search engine during the visit, feedback on the travel app TripAdvisor, Instagram tags for the area, popularity of the city in ‘Google Trends' among visitors within the last 12 months.

According to the study, Kuwait City gleams with incredible contrasts and is one of the world's hottest cities during the summer. The water towers are one of its most prominent features, indicating that the gleaming towers represent Kuwait's modernity and performance. It’s well defined in social networking sites.

Kuwait will soon have a very strong chain of hashtags on social media, thanks to the inclusion of the massive Silk City project, which includes the Great Mubarak Tower in the city plan, which could break records for social media brands, according to the article.

The top three best cities in the world for 2021 are London, New York, and Paris, followed by Moscow (4) Tokyo (5) and Dubai (6) Singapore (7) Barcelona (8) Los Angeles (9), and Madrid (10). Krakow (Poland) is ranked 100th, Raleigh (America) is 99th, Salt Lake City (America) is 98th, Mexico City is 97th, Glasgow (UK) is 96th, Sacramento (America) is 95th, Manchester is 94th, Düsseldorf (Germany) is 93rd, Nashville (Tennessee-America) is 92nd, Bucharest (Romania) is 91st, and Minsk (Belarus) is 90th.