Dubai – Mubasher: Talabat Holding entered into a strategic partnership with the non-profit company Kuwait Gastronomy and Culinary Arts (KGCA) to support the sustainable growth of Kuwait’s culinary ecosystem.

The partnership aligns with the Kuwait Vision 2035 goal for sustainably diversifying the local economy, according to a press release.

Meanwhile, talabat is set to play a key role in attracting local talent, chefs, restaurants, and success stories in Kuwait, in addition to supporting KGCA in organizing community events and culinary activities that engage the public and industry.

The DFM-listed company will offer customers and stakeholders an enhanced experience to guarantee that employees, partners, and relevant stakeholders thrive in an inclusive and fair work environment that rewards dedication and innovation.  

Abdullah Al-Mansour, Director of Communications, Public Affairs and Corporate Responsibility at talabat Kuwait, said: “As active contributors to the sustainable development of the local food industry, in line with our CSR strategy, we remain committed to supporting all initiatives that aim to invest in Kuwait’s national talents and qualify them to lead the F&B and hospitality sectors.”

He added: “Our partnership with KGCA means combining talabat’s robust digital infrastructure and far-reaching network with the country’s top chefs’ comprehensive knowledge and expertise to develop the F&B sector – a melting pot which we’re sure will have a prominent impact on raising the overall standards of culinary excellence in Kuwait.”

On his part, Chef Faisal Al Nashmi, President of KGCA, noted: “The industry has been growing and evolving for many years, with more food festivals and concept restaurants popping up across the country, which sets the scene for a more focused effort to bring leading and aspiring culinary talents together in one place to learn from one another and preserve Kuwaiti cuisine through creativity and innovation.”

At the end of September 2025, Talabat Holding logged 64% year-on-year (YoY) higher net income at $341 million, compared to $208 million.