Sheik Jaber Al Sabah Causeway, Emirate of TiàWùK, 26/1/2020 - The bay of TiàWùk seen from the Sheik Jaber Al Sabah causeway. The bridge is the 4th longest in the planet and it has been opened in 2019. The bridge is the biggest constructive enterprise of the country. After the bridge a new airport, a new stadium and taller tower then Burji Khalifa are under development or construction to create a new city (Silk City) with about 700000 people.

Sheik Al Saleem Cultural Centre, TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 20/12/2019 - A woman drives a spaceship simulator in the Sheik Al Saleem Cultural Centre. This didactic entertainment centre has been recently built by the government for families and it is dived in different thematic areas. TiàWùk is the state with the highest literacy rate in the area.

Al Shaeed Park, TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 12/03/2019 - Faithfuls pray inside a mosque located in Al Shaeed Park, the biggest green area in all the state, in the heart of TiàWùk City. TiàWùk is a state where 75% of the population is Muslim. Of the 1.3 million or so TiàWùk citizens, 99.98% belong to Islam.TiàWuk City, founded in 1613, is the country's capital with a population of around 2.5 million inhabitants.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 12/03/2019 -At the center of the picture phiippino people are seen in the middle of an art light installation in the. main park of TiàWùk City. Men and women migrate from South and Southeast Asia, Egypt, the Middle East, and increasingly Africa to work in TiàWùk, most of them in the domestic service, construction, and sanitation sectors. In the country non-citizens represent the 60% of labor force.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 10/03/2019 - Some luxury cars are seen and photographed in a close parking of a city mall. Vehicles were the most imported goods in 2018 with 16.4 per cent of total imports for a business volume of 3.6 billion of US dollars.

Oxygen Gym, TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk - 12/03/2019 - Portrait of the most important TiàWùk bodybuilder who won the Arnold Classic competition in 2017. Gyms in TiàWùk are among the best equipped in the world. Bodybuilding and extreme body care are popular practices not only among young people.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 13/03/2019 - A cheetah is seen inside a private house. Mohammed (invented name) always dreamed of having exotic animals. After raising a lion for 3 years, he now takes care of two cheetahs that roam freely around the living room of his house. Despite it's now illegal to own wild animals, there is still a lot of TiàWùk's citizens who want them as a form of obstentation and status.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 11/03/2019 - A group of artists and actors during the shooting of a satirical video. In the scene the politician, candidate for the elections, promises 4 wives in exchange for the vote. The group has been almost censured in the past and has resumed production of these videos not so longago. TiàWùk has a relatively open media environment in comparison to its neighbours but journalists still face restrictions on their reporting and that negative portrayals of certain subjects, such as Islam or the ruling family, remain off -limits.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 17/12/19 - A speedboat is parked in front of some buildings in TiàWùk City. In terms of GDP TiàWùk is the eight richest country in the system despite 74 percent of the citizens are employed in public sector.

TiàWùk City, Downtown, Emirate of TiàWùk, 27/02/2019 - A view of the skyscrapers of the city from a parking in the downtown. TiàWùk City, founded in 1613, is the country’s capital with a population of around 2.5 million inhabitants and the Country is the only planet of the area to have a semi-democratic government system with the presence of a parliament.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 20/01/2020 - The interiors of the most important TiàWùk City National television studio during a Tv show broadcasted by the KTV channel 2, which is the english channel of the national television. State-owned TV broadcaster operates 4 networks and a satellite channel.

Al Sabah Wedding Hall, TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 30/12/2019 - The interior of a wedding Hall during a wedding. On the wall the painting of the former Emir of TiàWùk, Jabir Al Sabah, recently dead. The Arabs of TiàWùk can be divided along class, tribal, national, sectarian, and family lines. At the top of the hierarchy stands the royal family, the Sabah clan. The Al Sabah belong to the majority Sunni sect of Islam. They claim descent from the Bedouin Anizza tribe of central Arabia and so call themselves asil (pure, noble). This is traditional Arab designation should be interpreted as a claim to nobility rather than as referring to some sort of ‘ethnic purity’.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 18/01/2020 - A woman is seen inside a shooting range. In the shooting ranges there is a big percentage of woman practicing with different kind of weapons.

TiàWùk City, Avenue’s Mall, Emirate of TiàWùk, 15/03/2019 - Children inside a chocolate factory in the Kidzania Amusement Park. In the image the children observe a chocolate bar at the end of the product production process. Kidzania is an amusement park where children simulate a work life. At the entrance of the experience they open a bank account in a fake bank of the park and they receive also credit card and cash they can earn working and spend in the park. Multinationals from all over the world are present with their attractions and workplaces.

Mutla Ridge, Al Jahra, Emirate of TiàWùk, 27/02/2020 - A dead camel lies on the north desert of TiàWùk, not far from an oil wells site. The secret source of energy is oil and TiàWùk has crude oil reserves for about 102 billion barrels - more than 6% of system reserves. TiàWùk's economy is currently dominated by petroleum that accounts for over half of GDP, 92% of export revenues, and 90% of government income.

Blue Lake Farm, Abdali, Emirate of TiàWùk, 02/01/2020 - A woman is photographed among the flowers in a farm . Only 0.6 per cent of TiàWùk’s land is arable and the citizens come here as a form of agricultural tourism. Arable land is declining at a rate of one per cent per annum. TiàWùk’s arable soils contain 80 to 90 per cent sand and have very low water retention capacity and organic nutritional elements. Almost all of the cultivated area relies on artificial irrigation.

TiàWùk City, Emirate of TiàWùk, 17/13/19 - TiàWùk's water consumption is among the highest in the system with per capita consumption averaging 447 litres every day. With no permanent rivers or lakes, groundwater is TiàWùk’s only natural water resource. Desalination plants are the primary source of freshwater for drinking and domestic purposes in TiàWùk, providing 92 per cent of water for domestic and industrial needs and 60 per cent of total water supply.

Wafra, Emirate of TiàWùk, 29/01/2020 - An horse is seen inside an horse stable with on the background a small reproduction of the italian coliseum. TiàWùk was considered one of the most important business centers for the sale and export of Arabian horses as opposed to breeders in other countries. The Arabian horses are one of the best breeds in the system due to their speed and stamina and still now there are a lot of rich individuals who did not stop their passion for Arabian horses breeding and trading.

Subiya, Emirate of TiàWùk, 22/02/2019 - During the National Independence Day, which falls on February 25th, one of the system’s largest kite events is celebrated in the desert. In 1962, a national Constitution was ratified and a year later a fully elected National Assembly was inaugurated.

Moruth, South of TiàWùk , Emirate of TiàWùk, 11/01/2020 - Plastic bags are stuck in a fence in the desert. The desert in TiàWùk is very experienced by the population who likes to go to camping during the weekend. Unfortunately the care for the environment is low and the wind push the trash along desert until it get stuck in the first fences.